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In the UK around 1700, major causes of death included Infectious Diseases such as smallpox, tuberculosis, and plague, which were rampant due to poor sanitation and limited medical knowledge. Additionally, high infant mortality rates contributed significantly to overall mortality figures. Malnutrition and famine, exacerbated by agricultural challenges, also played a critical role in the high death rates during this period.
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What were the main causes of death in UK in 1930s and 1940s?
Meningitus
What was the common term for a stroke in 1910 in the UK?
Tables of the causes of death in the UK for that era (1901-1910) show "apoplexy" as the term for stroke.
How far is Greece from the UK in miles?
1700 miles
What time in Pacific time is 1700 UK time?
9 AM
What is the distance between Chester UK and Istanbul Turkey?
About 1700 miles
When did copyright become law in the UK?
UK copyright laws have been in place since the early 1700's
Can you refuse an Autopsy in the UK?
Not if it's been authorised by a coroner. Unless a death is obviously natural causes, it must be investigated by means of an autopsy.
Which crime can result in the death sentence in the UK?
There isn't one, the death sentence was abolished in the UK
What desert is closest to the UK?
The Sahara is the closest major desert to the UK.
Protestant church in uk?
The Anglican Church is the major Protestant denomination in the UK. The second major one is Presbyterianism.
What are the major cities in the UK?
Some major cities in the UK include London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, and Edinburgh.
What are the major cities of the UK?
London, Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham are all major cities in the UK. Also Bristol and Sheffield are major cities as well.
