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1. Post a picture of your Historical Figure or a picture that represents your Significant Event.
2. Then in the comments section write 4 things:
A. Name of your figure or event
B. Time period and years
C. Three things you learned that interested you about your historical figure/significant event.
D. YOUR NAME if your post says "anonymous"

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1. Gutenburg and the printing press.
2. Gutenburg lived from 1400-1468.
3. 3 interesting things I learned was he never was married, there are 21 of his "bibles" still exist today, and his name comes from his ancestral house.

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Elizabeth Blackwell: mid 1800's-early 1900's
- first american female  licensed physician
-was accepted into medical school as a joke, but proved the other students wrong
- opened a medical clinic for women who couldn't afford it
- born in England but moved to Cincinnati

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this is Claudius Galen he lived from 129ad to 216ad
3 interesting things about him are that he was assisting the romans with medicine since he was a teenager. he study medicine in Alexandria Egypt and was taught by some of the best at the time. however he wasn't just a physician he was also a philosopher and writer

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My event was the Bubonic Plague, it lasted from 1346-1352 or the Middle ages. I learned that this is where the idea to social distance came from. More than 75% of Europe and Asia died from this plague. Another name for this is the black death.
Jayden Hays

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A) Joseph Lister
B) Industrial Revolution- Late 1800's to early 1900's
C) He got Dubbed a Sir by the Queen of England at the time, He got his idea by the bases of Wine because his dad was a wine merchant, His wife was also became his Lab Partner

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aristole
c. 384 B.C. to 322 B.C.)
1.aristole was one of the few people to discover zoology
2.aristole was an orphan at a very young age
3.aritsole was a big contributer to physics

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Conferences, Business & Travel Management at Greece

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Smallpox were really a problem from the 4th century- 1800s. I learned that the way they treated smallpox early on, led to the development of vaccines. I also learned that it was used as a biological warfare agent by British in the French and Indian war, when they gave blankets that were infected with smallpox to natives with the intent of infecting them. Many people fear that the virus that causes smallpox could be used in a biological attack.

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1. Louis Pasteur 1822-1895
2. developed the process of fermintation
3. developed the vaccine for rabbies and anthrax
4. discovered that microorganisms cause diseases

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The first Public Health Sanitation system​(753 AD- 410 AD)
-The first underground sewers laid in the city of Rome was around 500 BCE.
-Rome had grown so much in size, and it was impossible to find a natural source of fresh water in the city.
-The sanitation system was also a way of disposing of the garbage to prevent pollution that was causing health problems. ​

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Brooklyn Griffin
Hippocrates Asclepiades: born c. 460 bce, island of Cos, Greece—died c. 375 bce, Larissa, Thessaly
-first began common use of logical healthcare instead of using religion
-Began the (idea of) an oath of laws/promises to protect patients
-cured many during the plague of the century

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Jonas Salk
1914-1995
He was the first of his family to go to college, tested the polio vaccine of his family before it was released, was offered the position of head of the virus research laboratory in Pittsburgh.

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A. Rene Laennec
B. industrial revolution (1760 – 1840)
C. 1 He put his head on his patients chest 2 considered the father of clinical auscultation 3 wrote the first bronchitis

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Florence Nightingale in the 1860's
- She is known as the lady in the lamp who organized nurses to care for the sick soldiers.
- She opened a Nursing School for girls.
- She brought 34 nurses to help with the wounded soldiers.

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1. ancient egyptinans
2. 3300BC-525BC
3. some of their theories and practices were not very different from those in use today, had natural, or practical, remedies, and believed in prayer as a solution.