The role of medicine developed from the pre-civilization era, through the eras signifying the beginning of civilization, the beginning of the 16th century, the 18th and 19th centuries, and the world war II era to the present. Place the events that defined these eras listed below in the correct chronologic order to follow this timeline. A. An explosion of knowledge in medicine and technology occurredB. Focus on religion was replaced by a focus on warfare, exploration, and expansion of knowledgeC. Belief in good and evil spirits bringing health or illness existed; medicine men were physiciansD. Hospitals schools were organized; female nurses were under control of male hospital administrators and physicians; males dominate the healthcare settingE. Very healthcare settings developedF. Temples were the centers of medical care; belief that illness is caused by sin and gods' displeasure existed; priests were physicians