attitudes to poor Flashcards

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what did the Great Chain of Being show?

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nobles were better than the poor

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what did many people believe?

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they should help those below them in society

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what did many people understand?

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many paupers could not help their situation and could not be blamed for their poverty

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what grew and established?

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charities for the poor grew and almshouses were established

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what were some paupers seen as?

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undeserving, untrustworthy beggars who had no interest in honest work

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what pamphlet came out about the undeserving poor?

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warnings against vagabonds by Thomas Harman (1567)- encouraged the view that some of the poor were tricksters/ criminals- others were idle/lazy

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who was Counterfeit Crank?

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he would purposely eat soap so he would froth at the mouth- people felt bad for him and took sympathy

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who were Baretop Trickster Woman?

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they would trick men into following them by removing clothes- men would then be beat and robbed by her accomplicies

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what was Clapper Dudgeon?

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he would cut himself and tie dirty bandages to gain sympathy

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who was Tom O’ Bedlam?

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pretend to be mad- he would stick a chicken’s head in his ear or bark like a dog

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