Chapter 187. Quiz for Thinking Like a Historian

187.1 The Relationships Between Mosquitoes, People, and Epidemics

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Chapter 33: The Contemporary World in Historical Perspective
Quiz for Thinking Like a Historian: The Relationships Between Mosquitoes, People, and Epidemics

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Question 187.1

Correct. The answer is b. Mosquito-borne diseases thrive in urban environments because of the proximity between people and mosquitoes.
Incorrect. The answer is b. Mosquito-borne diseases thrive in urban environments because of the proximity between people and mosquitoes.
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Question 187.2

Correct. The answer is b. Felkin claimed that in Africa “emigrants from the north become lazy, indolent, and to some extent emasculated.”
Incorrect. The answer is b. Felkin claimed that in Africa “emigrants from the north become lazy, indolent, and to some extent emasculated.”
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Question 187.3

Correct. The answer is a. Colonial officials perceived the persistence of malaria as rooted in the beliefs and practices of the local populations; Shimomura said that he and his colleagues took steps to “offer hygienic knowledge to the [Taiwanese] people, but they paid no attention to these things and forgot them immediately.”
Incorrect. The answer is a. Colonial officials perceived the persistence of malaria as rooted in the beliefs and practices of the local populations; Shimomura said that he and his colleagues took steps to “offer hygienic knowledge to the [Taiwanese] people, but they paid no attention to these things and forgot them immediately.”
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Question 187.4

Correct. The answer is d. McNeil posited that climate change allowed mosquitoes to broaden their range and in turn led to the spread of tropical diseases farther north.
Incorrect. The answer is d. McNeil posited that climate change allowed mosquitoes to broaden their range and in turn led to the spread of tropical diseases farther north.
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Question 187.5

Correct. The answer is d. The poster for the U.S. Navy’s Second World War malaria campaign had the effect of dehumanizing the Japanese by equating them with insects and disease.
Incorrect. The answer is d. The poster for the U.S. Navy’s Second World War malaria campaign had the effect of dehumanizing the Japanese by equating them with insects and disease.
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