mort 203 section 5 test || Questions with Clear Solutions.
Dr. F. Julius LeMoyne correct answers Erected America's first crematory in 1876 at Washington,
Pennsylvania
Baron Depalm correct answers first cremation in modern America; scientific progress and rural
simplicity; opponents denounced it as satan's errand
John L. Dye correct answers built Dr. LeMoyne's crematory; built second crematory in U.S. at
Rosedale Cemetery (first on west coast) in L.A.
Dr. Hugo Erichsen correct answers Founded the Cremation Association of America (later
changed to CANA) in 1913:
reasons CANA was founded correct answers promote cremation as the safe and hygienic way of
disposing of human remains, became a concern with the proper treatment and respect for those
who choose cremation, help uphold high standards of ethics, education, and consumer info
Telophase Society correct answers founded by Thomas Webber in san diego (1971) selling
cremation for profit, focused on selling cremation not products and services (name is last phase
in cell division)
Neptune Society correct answers Founded by Dr. Charles Derring in San Fransisco, CA, offered
services as opposed to direct cremation, scattering at sea, flashy demeanor vs dark suits
German ethnic groups correct answers tradition of fire burial, heavily involved in cremation
societies
Athenians correct answers cremated dead on the battlefield, returning the bones to be interred at
home
Greeks correct answers during the time of Homer practiced cremation as a means to set the soul
free
Romans correct answers 27 BC to 395 AD widely practiced with cremated remains stored in
elaborate urn in columbarium like structures
first cremation in America correct answers December 6th 1876 by Dr. F. Julius LeMoyne
Principals of combustion correct answers 3 elements heat, fuel, oxygen
new england protestant clergy correct answers free thinkers, genteel practice
roman catholics (prior to 1963) correct answers anti christian cremation is for heathens and
pagans, denounced the practice in 1886
Dr. F. Julius LeMoyne correct answers Erected America's first crematory in 1876 at Washington,
Pennsylvania
Baron Depalm correct answers first cremation in modern America; scientific progress and rural
simplicity; opponents denounced it as satan's errand
John L. Dye correct answers built Dr. LeMoyne's crematory; built second crematory in U.S. at
Rosedale Cemetery (first on west coast) in L.A.
Dr. Hugo Erichsen correct answers Founded the Cremation Association of America (later
changed to CANA) in 1913:
reasons CANA was founded correct answers promote cremation as the safe and hygienic way of
disposing of human remains, became a concern with the proper treatment and respect for those
who choose cremation, help uphold high standards of ethics, education, and consumer info
Telophase Society correct answers founded by Thomas Webber in san diego (1971) selling
cremation for profit, focused on selling cremation not products and services (name is last phase
in cell division)
Neptune Society correct answers Founded by Dr. Charles Derring in San Fransisco, CA, offered
services as opposed to direct cremation, scattering at sea, flashy demeanor vs dark suits
German ethnic groups correct answers tradition of fire burial, heavily involved in cremation
societies
Athenians correct answers cremated dead on the battlefield, returning the bones to be interred at
home
Greeks correct answers during the time of Homer practiced cremation as a means to set the soul
free
Romans correct answers 27 BC to 395 AD widely practiced with cremated remains stored in
elaborate urn in columbarium like structures
first cremation in America correct answers December 6th 1876 by Dr. F. Julius LeMoyne
Principals of combustion correct answers 3 elements heat, fuel, oxygen
new england protestant clergy correct answers free thinkers, genteel practice
roman catholics (prior to 1963) correct answers anti christian cremation is for heathens and
pagans, denounced the practice in 1886
