MEDICINE THROUGH TIME: BLACK DEATH

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Across
  1. 3. The London prison best known for its links to Elizabeth Fry.
  2. 5. The fashionable and popular belief that all humans should be treated fairly and with dignity.
  3. 7. Reformer John Howard wrote an influential book called the ‘State of ______ in England and Wales’.
  4. 9. Many religious leaders believed that as well as being a deterrent, prison should also offer a chance for prisoners to do this.
  5. 11. Prisons after 1700 encouraged ‘hard....’ what to make sure prisoners were taught a valuable lesson about work.
  6. 12. The new prison reforms made sure that prisoners were able to receive better food and clean what?
  7. 13. The Gaols Act made sure that prison wardens now received this.
  8. 14. The success of the Industrial Revolution meant that the British government had plenty of this to build prisons.
Down
  1. 1. These type of classes were run and taught by Elizabeth Fry for her female prisoners in Newgate Prison
  2. 2. The idea of Humanitarianism was that human beings should be treated with fairness and what else?
  3. 4. This punishment ended its travels in 1868.
  4. 5. The surname of the key individual who reported on the state of prisons in the county of Bedfordshire in 1777.
  5. 6. Transportation to this country ended in 1868.
  6. 8. As well as the new prisons being a deterrent and a way for prisoners to reform, their aim was also to _______ the criminal from society so they could no longer commit any crimes.
  7. 10. The surname of the key individual who helped female prisoners.
  8. 13. The surname of the influential Home Secretary who brought about prison reforms in England and Wales.