21. Pressure for Change Flashcards

1
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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?

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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?

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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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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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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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When was the Health Board dissolved?

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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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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?

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1860

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13
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When was the Third Chartist Petition organised?

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1848

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

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1847

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

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5.75 million

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16
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Why did the Chartists fail?

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

17
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When was the last real depression in this course?

18
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By 1873, how many points of the Charter had been passed?

19
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What does Asa Brigs argue to have been a catalyst for radical pressure on the Government?

A

The “break in economic prosperity”

20
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Who was the leading radical MP?

A

John Bright

21
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Where was John Bright MP for?

A

Birmingham

22
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When was the Reform League founded?

23
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What did the Reform League want?

A

Universal Male Suffrage

24
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When was the Reform Union founded?

25
When was Gladstone's reform bill rejected by Parliament?
1866
26
What perhaps caused Disraeli to pass the Second Reform Act in 1867?
Outbreaks of violence near Hyde Park following a Reform League meeting
27
When were the beginnings of Fenianism?
1858
28
When was the Amnesty Association founded, and by who?
1868- Isaac Butt
29
When was the Home Rule League founded by Isaac Butt?
1873
30
When was the Land League founded, and by who?
Michael Davitt in 1879
31
What was the aim of the Fenians?
Achieve an independent Ireland by forcing the British government to repeal the Act of Union
32
How many members did the Fenians have in the 1860's?
80,000
33
What was the aim of the Amnesty Association?
To keep the fate of political prisoners in the public eye
34
How many MPs from Ireland that supported Home Rule were voted for in the 1874 election?
59
35
Who became the undisputed leader of the Irish National Party?
Charles Stuart Parnell