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The document provides information about the Church's influence on medieval medicine and attitudes toward disease. It discusses how the Church played an important role in medieval ideas about the causes of disease. During the Black Death, many people believed illness had supernatural causes, while other ideas involved miasma or humoral imbalances. When the plague hit, people lost faith in medical professionals and turned to religious explanations instead. Minority groups were falsely blamed for spreading disease.

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WALT: Assess the importance of the Church Describe and explain the Church in medieval medicine. (D) Describe and explain the impact of the Church on medicine(C) Assess the impact the Church on attitudes to medicine and disease (A)
What does this image tell you about causes of disease and infection in the medieval period and the influence of the Church? It tells me
Why were religion and medicine so closely linked What have they got in common? Extension How close were they to the actual cause. How importance was CHANCE as a factor.
Consequences Think about who people turned to and who they didnt Who was worst hit? Who did they blame? People lost faith with the medical profession and turned back to superstitious and religious explanations of the disease. A third of the population died with the towns being worst hit because people lived so close together. People became less tolerant as they became more frightened minority groups like the Jews were falsely blamed for the black death.
Causes of Disease. Use page 58-59 of the Textbook. Use the BLUE section. You have 12 minutes to create a mind map with two sides. Q. What changed from the ANCIENT to MEDIEVAL period. 23456789 1
Promenade Q. What changed from the ANCIENT to MEDIEVAL period.
Assessment. Source: In 1348, when the Black Death reached England, the Church played an important role in medieval ideas. Many people thought illness had a supernatural cause. Other ideas at the time were that disease was caused by miasma, or by an imbalance of the humours. Tomorrow we will be writing an answer you need to bring along your plan.
Quick Question. 1 minute to Discuss and 4 minutes to write. How did the Christian Church hinder the progress of medicine in the Medieval Period. Write your answer in 4 minutes. No More no Less
Church Weve now seen the influence that the Christian church had on the developments of medicine in the medieval period on the West. We are now going to look at the impact that the Islamic church had on Easter medicine.
What did Islam do?
Find Someone Who Can give you 3 examples of Islamic doctors and describe what they discovered or contributed Can explain 2 ways in which Islamic religion helped medicine and 1 way it hindered medicine Can explain how Islamic government helped medicine Can give a reason why the Roma empire collapsed and a consequence of its collapse Can explain how the Catholic church hindered medicine in medieval times Can explain how the Catholic church helped medicine in the middle ages Can give 2 new ideas or approaches used by medieval doctors Can name the terrible disease which swept across Europe in the 1340s killing around 村 of the whole population Can explain why there was no progress in anatomy during the middle ages Can explain what a barber surgeon and a wise woman did in the middle ages
Summaries Two Post It notes. Christian and Islamic.

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1011 What role did the Church have on medical developments

  • 1. WALT: Assess the importance of the Church Describe and explain the Church in medieval medicine. (D) Describe and explain the impact of the Church on medicine(C) Assess the impact the Church on attitudes to medicine and disease (A)
  • 2. What does this image tell you about causes of disease and infection in the medieval period and the influence of the Church? It tells me
  • 3. Why were religion and medicine so closely linked What have they got in common? Extension How close were they to the actual cause. How importance was CHANCE as a factor.
  • 4. Consequences Think about who people turned to and who they didnt Who was worst hit? Who did they blame? People lost faith with the medical profession and turned back to superstitious and religious explanations of the disease. A third of the population died with the towns being worst hit because people lived so close together. People became less tolerant as they became more frightened minority groups like the Jews were falsely blamed for the black death.
  • 5. Causes of Disease. Use page 58-59 of the Textbook. Use the BLUE section. You have 12 minutes to create a mind map with two sides. Q. What changed from the ANCIENT to MEDIEVAL period. 23456789 1
  • 6. Promenade Q. What changed from the ANCIENT to MEDIEVAL period.
  • 7. Assessment. Source: In 1348, when the Black Death reached England, the Church played an important role in medieval ideas. Many people thought illness had a supernatural cause. Other ideas at the time were that disease was caused by miasma, or by an imbalance of the humours. Tomorrow we will be writing an answer you need to bring along your plan.
  • 8. Quick Question. 1 minute to Discuss and 4 minutes to write. How did the Christian Church hinder the progress of medicine in the Medieval Period. Write your answer in 4 minutes. No More no Less
  • 9. Church Weve now seen the influence that the Christian church had on the developments of medicine in the medieval period on the West. We are now going to look at the impact that the Islamic church had on Easter medicine.
  • 11. Find Someone Who Can give you 3 examples of Islamic doctors and describe what they discovered or contributed Can explain 2 ways in which Islamic religion helped medicine and 1 way it hindered medicine Can explain how Islamic government helped medicine Can give a reason why the Roma empire collapsed and a consequence of its collapse Can explain how the Catholic church hindered medicine in medieval times Can explain how the Catholic church helped medicine in the middle ages Can give 2 new ideas or approaches used by medieval doctors Can name the terrible disease which swept across Europe in the 1340s killing around 村 of the whole population Can explain why there was no progress in anatomy during the middle ages Can explain what a barber surgeon and a wise woman did in the middle ages
  • 12. Summaries Two Post It notes. Christian and Islamic.