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Why did more people die from diseases in the 1800s? A. Vaccines weren’t strong enough. B. Pathogens were more resistant to medicine. C. No one knew that germs existed. D. People did not care as much about
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Why did more people die from diseases in the 1800s?

A. Vaccines weren’t strong enough.
B. Pathogens were more resistant to medicine.
C. No one knew that germs existed.
D. People did not care as much about health.



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C. No one knew germs existed
Therefore diseases spread because they did not know how to prevent them and they did not have good hygiene.
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