- Describe how TB was treated. What was the most common way?
- In August, 1908, a teachers' convention was held in St. John's.
Why was it a good idea to educate teachers about TB?
- Why did some people hide the fact that they had TB?
- Why did so many people get TB during the Great Depression of the
1930s?
- How did the Newfoundland climate affect the spread of TB?
- Because there were never enough sanatoria beds for those with TB
many patients were forced to stay at home. Was this a good idea? Why?
- Describe how TB affected the native peoples of Newfoundland and
Labrador. Is the same true today?
- Describe the work of Captain Peter Troake. Why was he a good choice
to be the captain of the M.V. Christmas Seal?
- How did the M.V. Christmas Seal meet
her end?
- Describe what happened once someone had been cured of TB.
- Although the battle against TB was won in Newfoundland and the
western world, the disease is making a comeback. Why? Is there a need
to be seriously concerned about TB in the 1990s?
- Why do poor countries continue to have high rates of TB?
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