According to the information in "Edward Jenner and the History of Smallpox and Vaccination,” which event occurred first in the h
istorical timeline of smallpox? The word variola became a common name for the disease. Herbs and cold treatments were used as remedies for the disease. The phrase small pockes was used to help distinguish the disease. Smallpox survivors were recognized to form immunity to the disease.
In the history of Smallpox and Vaccination, Edward Jenner carried out the first vaccination around 1800 then passed the vaccine to Dr. John Haygarth who subsequently did to professor Benjamin Waterhouse who promoted vaccination in New England and then convinced Thomas Jefferson to try it and so on...So Jenner's achievement is yet relevant these days.
The event occurring first in the historical timeline is that <em>"Smallpox survivors were recognized to form immunity to the disease"</em>.
You build walls whether you know it or not. We are instilled with the idea that we must protect ourselves in certain situations. We actually pass these "walls" onto our kids and even our students.
Hmm, I'm stuck between word choice and dialogue. But I think dialogue focuses more on character building, so I'd say the best answer is A. Word Choice. Hope this helps :)
