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The 1854 Cholera Outbreak: Solve the Mystery
Investigate the 1854 Soho cholera outbreak through John Snow’s historic death-location map, water pump positions and daily mortality data. Analyse spatial patterns, test competing explanations and construct an evidence-based historical conclusion.
Years 8–10ExplorerThe Industrial Revolution and Urbanisation
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