Early colonial health efforts in the United States included:
1. Establishment of schools of nursing
2. Development of vaccines given to large numbers of people
3. Collection of vital statistics, improved sanitation, and control of communicable diseases introduced through seaports
4. Development of public housing and almshouses
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The other choices are events that happened after the colonial period.
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