History B Schools History Project GCSE
Social inequality and class divisions
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Social inequalities and cultural shifts eventually forced government intervention in public health.
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- Beliefs and treatments
- Cultural beliefs and scientific progress
- Cultural shifts in science and religion
- Diet and nutrition
- Disease and infection
- Economic conditions
- Economic development and industrialisation
- Environmental pollution
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