Britain 1851-1951

Question 1

knowledge, analysis and analysis plus for young people effected by liberal reforms how (1)

Answer 1

school medical inspections
1907 education act made compulsory
A- general health improved,1914 medical care is provided
A+- identify problem but not treat it

Question 2

knowledge analysis and analysis plus for old people effected by liberal reforms, how

Answer 2

K-national insurance act, 5 shillings a week, over 70, lived in britain 20 years, british, no criminal record(drunkenness), no evidence of avoiding work
A- no insurance contributions (paid for by government, pension was a right, a million people applied in 1918 double in ten years
A+- had to be over 70 most people died before that, seemed to be meant to keep people not receiving pension, under the poverty line, still exceptions on moral grounds

Question 3

evaluation point for old people effected by liberal reforms, how

Answer 3

despite pension being below poverty lines it should be noted that lloyd george was under pressure to win the dresdnought race

Question 4

knowledge analysis and analysis plus points for sick people effected by liberal reforms, how

Answer 4

K-national insurance 1911 2 - 432 employee employer and government, 19 shillings a week for 13 weeks, compulsory
A- gave workers peace of mind, more likely to survive ailments because treated and given time of work, general improvement, 14 million people covered at the time
A+- no hospital treatment, failed to include family in plan, another tax on already low wages, hurt the poor more than the rich

Question 5

knowledge analysis analysis plus for young people (2)

Answer 5

free school meals 1906 kids to hungry to learn
A- weight gain during school term improving health
A+-nt compulsory so over 59% of local councils didn’t provide them