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Cremation - Exam 1 Questions & 100% Correct Answers- Latest Test | Graded A+ | Passed Cremation - Correct Answer-mechanical and/or thermal or other dissolution process that reduces human remains to bone fragments includes the processing and usually includes the pulverization of the bone fragments Cremation (first evidence) - Correct Answer-First evidence of fire used as a means of disposition: circa 20,000-26,000 years ago: LM2 or the "Mungo Lady""botched" cremation Ancient Greeks - Correct Answer-Circa 1000BCE in the Mycenaean Age through 350 BCE, "fire burial" becomes an elaborate part of Grecian disposition; Cremation "sets the soul free" to travel to the afterlife; Fallen soldiers get elaborate pyres; remaining bones collected; easier to transport and entomb with honors ANCIENT ROMANS - Correct Answer-D27BCE to 395CE customs change with earth and fire burial practiced; Romans developed grand columbaria; Practice becomes dominant in first century after Christ Constantine's Christianization of Europe - Correct Answer-Cremation all but disappears for next 1500 years or so except in cases of plague; Burial becomes accepted mode Henry Laurens - Correct Answer-1783-1st recorded pre-planned cremation; Charleston, SC; 1792-Died and his ashes interred at his estate (1st formal cremation in USA) 1873 - Correct Answer-Origin of Modern Cremation; Professor Brunetti perfects his cremator and displays it at Vienna Exposition(CANA

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Cremation - Exam 1 Questions & 100%
Correct Answers- Latest Test |
Graded A+ | Passed
Cremation - Correct Answer-✔✔mechanical and/or thermal or other dissolution
process that reduces human remains to bone fragments includes the processing
and usually includes the pulverization of the bone fragments



Cremation (first evidence) - Correct Answer-✔✔First evidence of fire used as a
means of disposition: circa 20,000-26,000 years ago: LM2 or the "Mungo
Lady""botched" cremation



Ancient Greeks - Correct Answer-✔✔Circa 1000BCE in the Mycenaean Age
through 350 BCE, "fire burial" becomes an elaborate part of Grecian disposition;
Cremation "sets the soul free" to travel to the afterlife; Fallen soldiers get
elaborate pyres; remaining bones collected; easier to transport and entomb
with honors



ANCIENT ROMANS - Correct Answer-✔✔D27BCE to 395CE customs change with
earth and fire burial practiced; Romans developed grand columbaria; Practice
becomes dominant in first century after Christ



Constantine's Christianization of Europe - Correct Answer-✔✔Cremation all but
disappears for next 1500 years or so except in cases of plague; Burial becomes
accepted mode

,Henry Laurens - Correct Answer-✔✔1783-1st recorded pre-planned cremation;
Charleston, SC; 1792-Died and his ashes interred at his estate (1st formal
cremation in USA)



1873 - Correct Answer-✔✔Origin of Modern Cremation; Professor Brunetti
perfects his cremator and displays it at Vienna Exposition(CANA



1874 - Correct Answer-✔✔Sir Henry Thompson publishes Cremation: The
treatment of the body after death; Cremation is "a necessary sanitary
precaution against the propagation of disease"



BOOM - Correct Answer-✔✔- 1963 until present



1963 - Correct Answer-✔✔Ushers in the "Boom" era as Pope Paul VI ends the
ban on Cremation in Roman Catholic Church, cremation rate = 3.71%



1963 - Correct Answer-✔✔Jessica Mitford publishes The American Way of Death



1971 - Correct Answer-✔✔Telophase Society begins to offer "inexpensive" direct
cremation; U.S. Cremation rate = 4.78%



1977 - Correct Answer-✔✔Neptune Society enters this market ; U.S. Cremation
rate = 7.66%

, 1981 - Correct Answer-✔✔# of crematories approaching 500 and pop culture
begins to influence the "cremation" business; U.S. Cremation rate tops 10% for
first time in history at 11.01%



1984 - Correct Answer-✔✔FTC Funeral Rule enacted; U.S. Cremation rate =
13.06%



1994 - Correct Answer-✔✔Revised Funeral Rule into effect; U.S. Cremation rate
=20.66%



Funeral mass - Correct Answer-✔✔- Vigil > mass> Cremation > memorial mass



Memorial Mass - Correct Answer-✔✔- Cremation>Memorial>commital



1999 - Correct Answer-✔✔Ashes of JFK jr. and his wife; scattered off coast of
Martha's Vineyard; U.S. Cremation rate = 25.04%



2008 - Correct Answer-✔✔Comedian George Carlin dies and from a message
posted on his website CLEARLY EXPRESSES his wishes about cremation; U.S.
Cremation rate = 35.9%



April 2016 - Correct Answer-✔✔Prince cremated, cremation rate at or near 50%



Birth - Correct Answer-✔✔- 1876 until 1896

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