Match the event with the appropriate year. Each item has only one correct answer
1) Nursing programs become affiliated with religious groups
2) Start of public health nursing with the founding of the Henry Street Settlement
3) First formal nursing education in United States
4) First hospital
5) Establishment of the Army Nursing Service
6) Disassociation of nursing from religious orders
7) Florence Nightingale cared for the soldiers of the Crimean War
____ 1. 1st century AD
____ 2. 15th to 19th century
____ 3. 1854
____ 4. 1861
____ 5. 1873
____ 6. 1893
1. ANS: 4
2. ANS: 6
3. ANS: 7
4. ANS: 5
5. ANS: 3
6. ANS: 2
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