21. Pressure for Change Flashcards

1
Q

When was the Ten Hour Factory Act passed?

A

1847

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2
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What did Shaftesbury press for the establishment of?

A

The Children’s Employment Commission

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3
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When was the Chimney Sweep Act passed, and who campaigned for it?

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1875- Lord Shaftesbury

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4
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When was a Board of Health set up in the Public Health Act. Also, who campaigned for it?

A

1848- Lord Shaftesbury

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5
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Where and when was the first outbreak of cholera?

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Sunderland in 1832

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6
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What did Chadwick publish that pushed for the Public Health Reforms of 1848?

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Report on the Sanitary Condition of the Labouring Population of Great Britain (1842)

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7
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Who was on the General Board of Health in London after it was set up by the 1848 Public Health Act?

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Chadwick, Shaftesbury and Lord Morpeth

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Where were Local Boards of Health set up following the Public Health Act of 1848?

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Anywhere where the death rate was unusually high- above the national average. (23/1000 people)

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9
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When was the Health Board dissolved?

A

1858

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10
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What replaced the Health Board, when it was dissolved in 1858?

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A Medical Officer of Health in the Home Office

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11
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Who was first appointed as Medical Officer of Health?

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Dr John Simpson

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12
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When was the Food Adulteration Act, and when was it passed?

A

1860

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13
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When was the Third Chartist Petition organised?

A

1848

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14
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When was there another economic depression in the 1840’s

A

1847

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15
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How many signatures did O’Conner claim the third Chartist petition had?

A

5.75 million

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16
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Why did the Chartists fail?

A

Majority were illiterate and not able to organise themselves effectively, divisions among leading chartists, lack of funds

17
Q

When was the last real depression in this course?

A

1873

18
Q

By 1873, how many points of the Charter had been passed?

A

3

19
Q

What does Asa Brigs argue to have been a catalyst for radical pressure on the Government?

A

The “break in economic prosperity”

20
Q

Who was the leading radical MP?

A

John Bright

21
Q

Where was John Bright MP for?

A

Birmingham

22
Q

When was the Reform League founded?

A

1865

23
Q

What did the Reform League want?

A

Universal Male Suffrage

24
Q

When was the Reform Union founded?

A

1864

25
Q

When was Gladstone’s reform bill rejected by Parliament?

A

1866

26
Q

What perhaps caused Disraeli to pass the Second Reform Act in 1867?

A

Outbreaks of violence near Hyde Park following a Reform League meeting

27
Q

When were the beginnings of Fenianism?

A

1858

28
Q

When was the Amnesty Association founded, and by who?

A

1868- Isaac Butt

29
Q

When was the Home Rule League founded by Isaac Butt?

A

1873

30
Q

When was the Land League founded, and by who?

A

Michael Davitt in 1879

31
Q

What was the aim of the Fenians?

A

Achieve an independent Ireland by forcing the British government to repeal the Act of Union

32
Q

How many members did the Fenians have in the 1860’s?

A

80,000

33
Q

What was the aim of the Amnesty Association?

A

To keep the fate of political prisoners in the public eye

34
Q

How many MPs from Ireland that supported Home Rule were voted for in the 1874 election?

A

59

35
Q

Who became the undisputed leader of the Irish National Party?

A

Charles Stuart Parnell