Britain 1850-1951 (Essay 2)

Question 1

What is your line of arguement? Britain essay 2

Answer 1

Industrialisation and Urbanisation is the most important factor.

Question 2

What is your two background KU points? Britain Essay 2

Answer 2

• 1928 passing of the equal franchise act, which gave all women the vote on equal terms and men.
• 1885 passing of the redistribution of seats act, which redrew boundaries to make electoral districts equal.

Question 3

Industrialisation and Urbanisation paragraph KU

Answer 3

Industrialisation meant that most of Britain’s wealth was no longer generated through agriculture but rather through industry, yet the political system gave power to the landowners this caused the Factory owners to put pressure on the government to change the system.
Industrialisation also created lots of jobs and as a result the population of towns and cities drastically increased

Question 4

Analysis for Industrialisation and Urbanisation paragraph

Answer 4

A + -Urbanisation allowed discussion about issues to happen, organization had to happen before the government would start listening.
A - Population now lived closer together and realised that their problems were not just their own, developed a sense of solidarity which led to the development of pressure groups

Question 5

Counter Knowledge for Industrialisation and urbanisation paragraph.

Answer 5

By this time 80% of working class people were living in Industrial cities.

Question 6

Counter analysis for Industrialisation and urbanisation paragraph

Answer 6

Urbanisation allowed discussion about issues to happen, organization had to happen before the government would start listening.

Question 7

Evaluation for Industrialisation and Urbanisation paragraph . (E)

Answer 7

Urbanisation allowed the working class to develop a sense of collective importance to the economy which allowed them to work together to improve conditions and rights