Eduqas GCSE History · C100
Component 2
Revise: Consequences of Plague and Changes in Public HealthBy then, officials had developed better records and a stronger practical recognition that isolation could help limit spread.
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GCSE History · key term
Keeping infected people apart from others to reduce the risk of disease spreading.
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Component 2
Revise: Consequences of Plague and Changes in Public HealthBy then, officials had developed better records and a stronger practical recognition that isolation could help limit spread.
The end of major plague epidemics in Norwich in 1667 does not prove that isolation alone eliminated plague.
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