Why was there so little change in the Middle Ages?

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Why was there so little change in the Middle Ages? Factors in Medicine Why was there so little change in the Middle Ages? Throughout the Medicine Through Time course we will look at the impact of different factors on the progress of medicine during different time periods. Below are the different factors which we will look at and use to categorise the continuity and changes: Institution: The Church Institution: Government Science and Technology Individuals Attitudes: (respect for tradition) Education Communications

Attitudes: (respect for tradition) For the Middle ages we are going to look at these factors: Institution: The Church Institution: Government Individuals Attitudes: (respect for tradition) Education Use your notes from everything we have done on this topic to complete the table on the following pages explaining how each of the factors has changed medicine positively or led to continuity.

How does the factor explain continuity in medicine? Factors How does the factor explain continuity in medicine? How does the factor explain change in medicine? The Church Education

How does the factor explain continuity in medicine? Factors How does the factor explain continuity in medicine? How does the factor explain change in medicine? Attitudes (respect for tradition) Individuals Government

Tasks 1. Complete the sentences to summarise the impact of the Church: a. God sends diseases, This means that… b. You will go to Hell if you challenge the Church, c. Galen was correct about the human body, 2. Complete the sentences to summarise the impact of education: a. Doctors learned in training that Galen and Hippocrates were correct about all aspects of medicine This resulted in… b. Dissections were carried out to show that Galen was correct about the anatomy This meant that… c. The Church controlled education 3. Complete the sentences to summarise the impact of respect for tradition: a. Books were made by copying by hand. This meant that… b. Doctors did not believe in questioning existing ideas. This resulted in…

Individuals Government Create your own tables for the factors below, like the ones on the previous pages. Use these ideas as a guide: Individuals a) Who were the key individuals in medieval medicine? B) Which two aspects of their work seemed logical? Government a) What were the king’s duties? Did the government spend money on improving health? Individuals a. b. c. Government a. b. c.

How did the factors work together to inhibit change? Institution: The Church Individuals Attitudes: (respect for tradition) Education Institution: The Church In each of the boxes write a sentence explaining a link between each of the factors.