20.I Growth of Banking - consequences of industrialisation (22 -squalid conditions) Flashcards

1
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What 5 factors could be mentioned for a question on consequences of industrialisation?

A

Squalid conditions, Reform agitation, Government Legislation, Growth of Banking, Growth of Middle Class

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Squalid conditions

What did the population increase by between 1751 and 1851?

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6 million to 17 million

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Squalid conditions

What proportion of workers in Birmingham lived in back to back houses? How deep were the foundations?

A

2/3

3 bricks

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Squalid conditions

When was the Sunderland cholera outbreak? How many killed?

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1831
32,000

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Squalid conditions

When did Chadwick wrote his report on Manchester? How many streets had stagnant pools of refuse? How many unpaved?

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1842
252 had stagnant pools of refuse
248 were unpaved

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Reform Agitation

When were the Grand National at their peak? How many members?

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1 million in 1834

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Reform Agitation

How many Short Time committees by 1833?

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26

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Reform Agitation

How many people attended the Days of May? When were they? Who led it?

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200,000
May 1832
BPU

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Reform Agitation

How many signatures on the 1839 Chartist campaign?

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1.2 million

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Government Legislation

What did the 1832 reform act do?

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Increased the electorate to 650,000 (middle class representation)

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Government Legislation

What did the 1833 Factory Act do?

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Gave under 18s less than a 12h working day

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Government Legislation

What did the 1842 Mines Act do? What proportion of the workforce were children under 19 in 1842?

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Banned working underground for women and children under 10

1/3

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Government Legislation

What did the 1867 reform act do? (2)

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  • Granted the vote to all lodgers who paid rent of £10 a year or more.
  • 2.5 million people given the vote
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Growth of Banking

What did the 1826 Banking Act do? (2)

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  • Allowed the issuing of notes to banks with more than 6 members
  • Middle classes could get loans to buy machinery
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15
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Growth of Banking

When could Joint Stock banks issue cheques?

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1833

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16
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Growth of Banking

How many banks in 1784 compared to 1808?

A

119 compared to 800

17
Q

Growth of Banking

In 1820, who paid all of his employees through banks? How many employees?

A

Benjamin Gott
1500

18
Q

Growth of Middle Class

How much did the middle class increase by between 1816 and 1831?

A

75%

19
Q

Growth of Middle Class

By 1811 how much money worth of goods had the middle class created in factories?

A

£130 million

20
Q

Growth of Middle Class

Name a popular middle class movement and when it was created?

A

Reform Union in 1864

21
Q

Growth of Middle Class

From 1851 to 1871, how many did the number of domestic servants increase by?

A

From 900,000 to 1.4 million

22
Q

Factory System

In 1851, what proportion of the population was employed in manufacturing? What did this rise to in 1871?

A

2/5
2/3

23
Q

Factory System

Who was seen as the founder of the Factory system? How much was he worth at the time of his death?

A

Richard Arkwright
£500,000

24
Q

Factory system

How many people lived in towns in 1800 compared to 1880?

A

25% compared to 80%