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An American Plague: The True and Terrifying Story of the Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793: Chapters 5-8 - Quiz
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Characterize Israel Israel. Include at least three problems he handled for Philadelphia.
Explain the changes that took place at Bush Hill under the leadership of Peter Helm and Stephen Girard.
Compare the methods used by Dr. Devéze and Dr. Rush in treating patients with yellow fever. In your opinion, whose methods were best?
Explain why Dr. Rush assumed that the blacks were immune to yellow fever. Who was resistant to the disease, and who wasn't? What happened with many of the members of the Free African Society after they began nursing the ill whites?
Summarize how other states and communities began treating Philadelphia once news spread about their plague.
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