Born In December on the 27 of 1822 / Died On September on the 28th of 1895.
His Childhood - He Was A Very Creative Young Man And Love To Paint And Do Art.
He Also Was Very Average School Student Not Very Impressive,but he was very hard working.
He loved to fish and draw aka he loved various skills and arts,his father didn’t wanted him to become a Artist.
Diseases in 1822-1895 Were Very Prevalent And Cause Lots Of Deaths A Few Of The Biggest Killers Were Chickenpox,cholera,diphtheria,polio and TB.
During This Dark Time Abe Lincoln Was Elected President The KKK Came Into Existence The Civil War Was Happening And The Gettysburg Happened In The Past Not To Far Ago.
He Wanted To Contribute To Healthcare because he …show more content…
Germ Theory -For most people, Pasteur is remembered for his studies on pasteurization, a word dubbed after him, but before he could demonstrate pasteurization, he needed an extra tool.The germ theory of diseases. For most of the medieval times, the prevalent theory regarding illnesses was the miasma theory. The miasma theory claims that diseases such as cholera, chlamydia or the plague were caused by a miasma – a noxious bad air.
In the 1800s, people started questioning that, and some scientists started writing essays about their observations regarding the invalidity of miasma theory. However, it was Pasteur that first proved that germs make us sick.
Saving The European Silk Industry-While he was working on the germ theory, Pasteur also had another major accomplishment: he found that a serious disease of silkworms, pebrine, was caused by a small microscopic organism now known as Nosema bombycis. French silk industry was already seriously affected, and the disease was starting to spread to other areas as
His Childhood - He Was A Very Creative Young Man And Love To Paint And Do Art.
He Also Was Very Average School Student Not Very Impressive,but he was very hard working.
He loved to fish and draw aka he loved various skills and arts,his father didn’t wanted him to become a Artist.
Diseases in 1822-1895 Were Very Prevalent And Cause Lots Of Deaths A Few Of The Biggest Killers Were Chickenpox,cholera,diphtheria,polio and TB.
During This Dark Time Abe Lincoln Was Elected President The KKK Came Into Existence The Civil War Was Happening And The Gettysburg Happened In The Past Not To Far Ago.
He Wanted To Contribute To Healthcare because he …show more content…
Germ Theory -For most people, Pasteur is remembered for his studies on pasteurization, a word dubbed after him, but before he could demonstrate pasteurization, he needed an extra tool.The germ theory of diseases. For most of the medieval times, the prevalent theory regarding illnesses was the miasma theory. The miasma theory claims that diseases such as cholera, chlamydia or the plague were caused by a miasma – a noxious bad air.
In the 1800s, people started questioning that, and some scientists started writing essays about their observations regarding the invalidity of miasma theory. However, it was Pasteur that first proved that germs make us sick.
Saving The European Silk Industry-While he was working on the germ theory, Pasteur also had another major accomplishment: he found that a serious disease of silkworms, pebrine, was caused by a small microscopic organism now known as Nosema bombycis. French silk industry was already seriously affected, and the disease was starting to spread to other areas as