mock 1 specifics

• Normans paragraph 1:

  evidence: Harrying of the north 1069

  explain: showed he was violent because he ploughed salt and burn buildings, over 100,000 died
• Normans paragraph 2:

  evidence: Exeter castle (castles)-> gatehouse was build facing the city and it was build close to burh-gates.

  explain: showed the castle was built for intimidation not violence.
• Normans paragraph 3:

  Evidence: Exeter 1068 rebellion - gouged eyes, laid siege

  Evidence: London 1066 - houses on fire along the south bank, attacked the surroundings until they surrendered.

  explain: used violent tendencies to gain control and loyalty.
• 10 marks, paragraph 1

  evidence: population increase, overcrowding and poor housing quality

  explain: sanitary act 1866, public heath act 1875
• 10 marks, paragraph 2:

  evidence: waterborne disease, common diseases (TB, influenza, typhoid, diphtheria)

  explain: sanitary act 1866 made local councils responsible to cleaning the streets, sewers

  bazelgates sewers reduced waterborne disease
• government phase 1

  1970-1983 - urged gay people and drug addicts to stop donating blood
• government phase 3

  1986-1987 - funded free HIV testing and blood screening
• media phase 1

  1970-1983 - "killer blood", "gay plague" headlines
• Media phase 4


  1988-1995 - 1992 Freddie Mercury concert, raised 20 mil for chairty
• Public responses, phase 2

  1984-1985 - refused communion wine, withdrew children from school
• Public responses, phase 5


  1996+ - people though medication was the cure so there was a raise in cases
• Health services response, phase 2

  1984-1985 - doctors wore face masks
• Health services, phase 5

  1996+ - antiretrovirals were invented in 1996
• 18 marks, paragraph 1 (agree)

  EM - bad teeth from sugar and tobacco from the transatlantic slave trade)

  M - obesity concern (from more sedentary lifestyle)
• 18 marks - paragraph 2 (agree)

  EM - gin craze - required 3 acts to fix

  M - government relied on taxation from cigarettes, multiple regulations in place to ease crisis (2007 - ban in public and 1971 - warnings printed on packets)
• 18 marks, paragraph 3 (agree)

  EM - poor harvests in the 1590's causing poorer diets than normal

  M - relied on convenient microwavable foods causing poor diet
• 18 marks - paragraph 4 (disagree)


  EM - no understanding of disease - 1518 isolation policies - made bubonic plague worse

  M - understanding of disease - 1948 NHS, immunisation programs - treated disease effectively