WorksheetsY11 Term 2 Revision quiz - Germany, west and Medicine
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 39mins
What was developed in 1440 that led to advancements in medieval medicine?
The Hospital
The Printing Press
The Hospice
The X-Ray
What was the role of the Royal Society?
To promote traditional ideas
To promote the King's views on medicine
To challenge traditional ideas and test new ones
To support the Church's views on medicine
Which king provided the Royal Society with its Royal Charter in 1662?
James I
Oliver Cromwell
Charles II
James II
What was the new treatment theory that was popular in this period?
Miasma theory
The Four Humours
Supernatural Theory
Transference Theory
What caused the increase of herbal remedies in this period?
Increased government funding
Lessening influence of the Church
The age of Exploration
Decreased medical knowledge of physicians
Which was a continuity in ideas about disease from Medieval to Renaissance England?
Fewer people believed in supernatural causes
Church lost influence
Scientific ideas on disease
Miasma theory
How did education for apothecaries increase in the Renaissance period?
Had to possess a licence to practise their trade
Used by those who could not afford a physician
Mixed remedies
New entrants to this profession carried out an apprenticeship and learned from a master
What event dramatically changed the availability of hospitals in England?
The Renaissance
The Reformation
The Dissolution
The Revolution
What was the name given to hospitals that only catered for people suffering from plague or pox?
Plague Pits
Pest Pits
Pox Homes
Pest Houses
Why was Andreas Vesalius an important individual?
Published a book of anatomical drawings
Discovered the link between dirty water and illness
Discovered the heart pumps blood around the body
Published a book on training of nurses
Why was William Harvey an important individual?
Published a book of anatomical drawings
Discovered the link between dirty water and illness
Discovered the heart pumps blood around the body
Published a book on training of nurses
Who did William Harvey and Andreas Vesalius prove wrong?
Hippocrates
Galen
Vesalius
Bald
When was the Great Plague?
1348
1366
1603
1665
Who originally came up with the idea of the Four Humours?
Galen
Hippocrates
Vesalius
Harvey
Which of the following is a supernatural explanation for disease in medieval England?
Miasma
Fortune telling
Astrology
Leprosy
What did the Theory of the Four Humours state?
All humours must be the same and equal
All humours must be mixed and unbalanced
All humours must be mixed and balanced
All humours must be balanced and equal
What did Miasma Theory state?
That bad air, filled with poisonous fumes, caused disease and illness.
That a movement in the planets would result in a disease spreading throughout England.
That God sent illness as a punishment for sins.
that illness was caused by an imbalance of the four humours.
Medieval physicians used blood-letting as a humoural treatment, what does it mean?
A journey to an important religious monument, shrine or place
When the king’s hands were rubbed with holy oil before he touched those suffering
Going without food for a long period or taking laxatives
The opening of a vein to draw blood from a patient
Which medieval person would sell you a herbal remedy as a treatment?
Physician
Barber Surgeon
Doctor
Apothecary
Which was a religious method of preventing illness?
Keeping streets clean
Exercising
Self-flagellation
Purging
What year did the Black Death reach England?
1348
1366
1603
1665
What year was germ theory created?
1861
1870
1875
1842
Why did the cattle industry grow in Texas after the Civil War?
The Civil War killed all the cows.
There was a demand for beef in the north and Texas had a large supply of cattle.
Settlers moved in and brought new cows.
How did Texans get their cattle to market?
Mailed them
Cattle drives
Trucks
Shipped them on boats
What contribution did Charles Goodnight make to the cattle industry?
Blazed the Goodnight Loving trail
Invented barbed wire
Invented condensed milk
Founded the largest ranch
Joe McCoy
What year did the Gold Rush in California start?
1845
1849
1855
1859
Which family resorted to cannibalism?
Sagars
Goulds
Donners
Smiths
What did native Americans believe about land?
It was theirs and theirs alone
It belonged to no one and no could ever own it
It was only to be used to make profit
It was nice
What word means having no permanent home in one place
Fortunate
Stationary
Fluid
Nomadic
In what year did hyperinflation occur?
1923
1932
1918
1981
What does DIKTAT mean?
Dictated Peace
Dictatorial Regime
Dictator
Dictatorship
How much European land did Germany due to the Treaty of Versailles?
12%
13%
14%
Which of these political voting systems was used in Weimar Germany?
There was no voting system in Weimar Germany
Proportional representation
First past the post
Elected majority
The President could declare an emergency situation and grant himself the power to rule alone under which Article?
45
46
47
48
Which Chancellor of Germany helped improve Germany's economy after 1923?
Friedrich Ebert
Gustav Stresemann
Franz von Papen
Wilhelm II
What was the name of the new currency introduced by Chancellor Stresemann in November 1923?
The Euro
The Pound
The Deutschmark
The Rentenmark
What was the name given to the loan agreement made with the USA in 1924?
The Dawes Plan
The Dawes Act
The Young Plan
The Young Act
Which country gave Germany loans with the 1924 Dawes Plan?
The USA
Britain
France
Austria
What was the name of the second agreement made with the USA to reduce the Reparations?
The Old Plan
The Teenage Plane
The Young Plan
Which international organisation/group were Germany allowed to join in 1926?
The League of Nations
NATO
The Premier League
The European Union
What was offered to the elderly and war veterans after 1923?
Lower taxes
Reduced housing taxes
A pension
Higher wages
Who was given the vote for the first time in German history during the era of Weimar Germany?
The elderly
Under 21s
Women
Men
Which group helped the Nazis control people through terror?
SS
AA
KK
PP
The Gestapo were ...
uniformed police
undercover police
unofficial police
uneducated police
When was the Hitler Youth made compulsory?
1933
1934
1935
1936
What did the 3 K's stand for?
Children, kitchen and church
Kittens, Kettles and Knives
Church, cooking and cleaning
Kitchen, church and cleaning
How many children did you need to have before you were given a bronze medal?
1-3
4-5
6-7
8+
The Edelweiss Pirates were ...
a group of Nazi supporters
a group of swashbuckling pirates
a group who opposed the Nazis
Who was used to put down the Spartacist uprising?
The SS
The SA
The Freikorps
What was the Nazi slogan for its economic policy
Work and Brot
Arbeit und Brot
Work und Bread
Abeit and Bread
KDF was...
Strength Through Togetherness - created workers unions
Strength Through Sadness - offered no rewards to workers
Strength Through Joy - offered rewards to workers
Strength Through Happiness - offered to show workers comedy films whilst working
The Nazi party set up huge building projects, what did they build? (More than one answer)
Schools
Churches
Shopping centres
Motorways
Hospitals
What political party was the first to be banned by Hitler shortly after he took power?
The Communist Party
The Republican Party
The Labour Party
The Conservative Party
By 1939, what jobs were women not allowed to do in Nazi Germany?
doctors, lawyers, teachers, judges
lawyers, bakers, florists, teachers
teachers, judges, cleaners, doctors
judges, bakers, florists, cleaners
How many Jews were killed during Kristallnacht?
400
100
4,000
200
What year was the Night of the Long Knives?
1934
1933
1935
1933
Who was appointed the first Reich Bishop?
Pope Pious XI
Dietrich Bonhoffer
Martin Niemoller
Ludwig Muller
