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In the 1700s, many people believed that diseases were caused by imbalances in bodily humors, a theory dating back to ancient Greece. They thought that an excess or deficiency of the four humors—blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile—led to illness. Others attributed diseases to miasma, or "bad air," which was thought to arise from decaying matter and was believed to infect those who breathed it. Additionally, some viewed diseases as punishments from God or as a result of witchcraft and supernatural forces.
What else can I help you with?
What major diseases are there in the 1700's?
One disease was yellow fever.
What was the population in 1700?
The estimated global population in 1700 was around 600 million people.
What spice was as valuable as gold in the 1700's?
yes i think
What was the probable cause for the end of Minoan Art in 1700 BCE?
A major disturbannce, an earthquake, or perhaps an invasion ended Minoan art at about 1700 BC
Famous people from Massachusetts in 1600-1700?
albert pujols
What major diseases are there in the 1700's?
One disease was yellow fever.
What was the cause for the growth of Boston from 1630-1700?
No
How many people lived in british NY in 1700?
1700
What were the sicknesses of Virginia in the 1700's?
the answer to this question is that smallpox is a disease that can be found in virginia
Which was not a cause of the population explosion in the 1700?
crop failures
Who were abolionists?
people who were against slavery in the 1700's,1800's and i think early and part of the late 1900's
What disease devastated bc's aboriginal populations in the 1700 and 1800?
they ate alot of poo
Did people use ice boxes in the 1700's?
No, They had no refrigerators in the 1700's.
How many people lived in British New York in 1700?
How many people lived in British New York in the 1700
What was the population in 1700?
The estimated global population in 1700 was around 600 million people.
What year was the pillow made?
The 1700's that is what I think
Who was born in the 1700?
Lots of people....
