Change and continuity in the 20th Century

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Change and continuity in the 20th Century Institution: Government Individuals Attitudes in society Science and Technology For modern medicine we are going to look at: Science and Technology Institutions: the Government Attitudes in society Individuals

Institution: Government Factors How does the factor explain continuity in medicine? How does the factor explain change in medicine? Institution: Government (e.g. what laws did they introduce, how did the respond to the work of individuals, NHS, advertising campaigns) Individuals (e.g. Rosemond Franklin, James Watson, Alexander Fleming, Florey and Chain) Science and Technology (e.g. new treatments available, scientific collaboration) Attitudes in Society (e.g. Understanding of disease, social changes following WW1 and WW2

How did the factors work together to cause change? Science and Technology Attitudes in society Institution: The Government Individuals In each of the boxes write a sentence explaining a link between each of the factors.

Extension Questions Describe 2 features of the prevention of disease in the period c1900-2000 (4 marks) Explain one way in which belief about the causes of disease was different c1700-1900 compared to c1900-2000 (4 marks) Explain why the was change in the treatment of disease in the period c1900-2000 (8 marks)