1900 +

• What major pandemic occurred in 1900+?

  Spanish flu
• What was the impact of inactivity after the war?

  Less activity and more fast food consumption
• What disease was referred to as "The gay disease"?

  AIDS/HIV
• What was the message of the campaign 'Don't die of ignorance'?

  To raise awareness about AIDS/HIV
• Who was associated with the 'Don't die of ignorance' campaign?

  Princess Diana
• What were the consequences of blood transfusions during the AIDS crisis?

  Millions dead due to unsafe practices
• What was a significant public health issue in the early 1900s?

  Spanish flu pandemic
• What role did Dr. Niven play in public health discussions?

  He highlighted issues like the Spanish flu
• What was a consequence of slum clearance in the 1900s?

  Homes fit for heroes were built
• How did new technology affect activity levels post-war?

  It led to increased inactivity
• What was the relationship between fast food and inactivity after the war?

  Fast food consumption increased with inactivity
• What were the key public health issues in the 1900s?

  • Spanish flu pandemic
  • AIDS/HIV awareness
  • Inactivity and fast food rise
  • Slum clearance and housing
• What were the main themes of the public health campaigns in the 1900s?

  • Awareness of AIDS/HIV
  • Importance of blood transfusion safety
  • Promotion of healthy lifestyles
  • Addressing the impact of slum conditions
• What are the key themes on people's health mentioned in the video?

  Impact of living conditions, response to epidemics
• What is the focus of the GCSE revision video on people's health?

  Public health since 1900
• What are the key factors to be aware of regarding people's health?

  Policies, local and national government
• What are the four key areas of living conditions discussed in the video?

  • Housing
  • Food
  • Air quality
  • Inactivity
• Which epidemics are mentioned in the video?

  Spanish influenza, Spanish flu, AIDS epidemic
• What significant public health initiatives are discussed in the video?

  Pollution controls, anti-smoke initiatives
• When was the National Health Service (NHS) created?

  1948
• How did the Liberal Party reforms impact people's health?

  Introduced free school meals and pensions
• What are the three Gateway questions for assessment on people's health?

  Summary, impact, agreement questions
• What was the population of Britain in 1900?

  37 million
• What was the population of Britain by the end of the 20th century?

  58 million
• What was the impact of urbanization on people's health?

  Increased demand on the welfare state
• How did the average working hours change from 1900 to the end of the 20th century?

  From 54 hours to 39 hours per week
• What were the effects of World War II on people's activity levels?

  Increased activity due to rationing
• Who was John Galt and what did he do?

  Christian missionary who raised awareness of poverty
• What did Seebohm Rowntree publish in 1901?

  Poverty: A Study of Town Life
• What did Charles Booth's research reveal about poverty in London?

  35% lived in desperate poverty
• What were the key changes in housing regulations since 1900?

  • Banning back-to-back houses in 1909
  • Housing Act of 1919 for returning soldiers
  • Local authority building programs
  • Housing Act of 1980 allowing right to buy
• What was the impact of the Clean Air Act of 1956?

  Addressed pollution from smoke and fog
• What health issues were caused by the Great Smog of 1952?

  Led to 12,000 deaths in London
• What was the first significant change in housing after World War II?

  Construction of high-rise flats
• How did the introduction of the contraceptive pill in the 1960s impact society?

  Allowed greater control over reproduction
• How did technology affect food supply and quality in the 20th century?

  Improved transportation and preservation methods
• What was the impact of BSE in the 1990s?

  Created fear about modern farming methods
• What lifestyle changes have contributed to inactivity since 1900?

  Increased use of technology and convenience foods
• What percentage of men and women were classified as overweight by 2013?

  44% of men, 33% of women
• How did the introduction of labor-saving devices affect people's lifestyles?

  Increased consumerism and sedentary behavior