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    1. Children were most affected by the drop in deaths from infectious diseases in the mid-18th to mid-19th century due to improved nutrition and economic growth. 2. Major advances in public health such as clean water, waste removal, and antibiotics led to further declines in mortality from the late-19th century through the mid-20th century. 3. The introduction of water filtration in major US cities in 1900-1940 accounted for about half of the 30% decline in urban death rates, showing clean water was a major factor in rapid health improvements.

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    1. Children were most affected by the drop in deaths from infectious diseases in the mid-18th to mid-19th century due to improved nutrition and economic growth. 2. Major advances in public health such as clean water, waste removal, and antibiotics led to further declines in mortality from the late-19th century through the mid-20th century. 3. The introduction of water filtration in major US cities in 1900-1940 accounted for about half of the 30% decline in urban death rates, showing clean water was a major factor in rapid health improvements.

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    1. Children were most affected by the drop in deaths from infectious diseases in the mid-18th to mid-19th century due to improved nutrition and economic growth. 2. Major advances in public health such as clean water, waste removal, and antibiotics led to further declines in mortality from the late-19th century through the mid-20th century. 3. The introduction of water filtration in major US cities in 1900-1940 accounted for about half of the 30% decline in urban death rates, showing clean water was a major factor in rapid health improvements.

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    - Reading comprehension page 53

    2. Children were the most affected most because of the drop in deaths from infectious diseases
    3. Mid 18 to mid 19th century: improved nitrition, economic growth
    End of 19th to early 20th century: clean water, waste removal,...
    Mid 20th century to now: expensive and intensie treatments
    4. Better nutrition
    Clean water
    Intense medical treatments
    Antibiotics
    5. An increase in the production of new knowledge and treatment tend to on the way not only
    for those who recieve it first but also for everyone
    - Vocabulary page 54-55
    A
    1c 2g 3e 4a 5h 6b 7d 8f
    B
    2 radicallly
    3 radical
    4 radically
    5 radical
    E
    2. The introduction of water filtration in major US cities accounted for appoximately half of the
    30% decline in urban death rates dủing 1900 1940
    3. Clean water was definitely one of the most significant causes of rapid healh improements in the
    nation’s history
    4. Researchers began focusing on the isolated role of clean water, after they discovered that deaths
    dropped sharply inn cities that filtered their drinking water.

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