british deapth study Flashcards

1
Q

what did many Victorians think about poverty?

A

the poor were responsible

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2
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which act in 1906 set up places that workers could go to in order to find work?

A

labour exchanges act

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3
Q

The national insurance act of 1911 gave workers cover for what?

A

illness

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4
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what did the national insurance act of 1912 give workers cover for?

A

unemploment

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5
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wha act was passed in 1908 to help the elderly?

A

the pensions act

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6
Q

true or faulse, the national insurance act covered everyone, regardless of things like income?

A

faulse

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7
Q

who was the NUWSS?

A

suffragists

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8
Q

who was the WSPU?

A

suffragetttes

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9
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following the outbreak of ww1, how many volunteers signed up to fight in the first month?

A

500,000

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10
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what was the name of the men who, for humanitarian or religious

A

conscientious objectors

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11
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What does DORA stand for?

A

Defence of the realm act

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12
Q

by the end of the war, how many women were unemployed?

A

6 million

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13
Q

name 3 types of propaganda?

A

posters, newspapers and radio

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14
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who was Leader of the NUWSS/suffragists and when was it formed?

A

Millicent Fawcett-1903

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15
Q

who was Leader of the WSPU/suffragettes

A

Emmeline Pankhurst

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16
Q

name a reason against women’s right to vote

A

separate spheres- women were more suited to staying at home whilst men were suited to work

17
Q

when was the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies (NUWSS) formed

A

1897

18
Q

who completed a course to become a doctor at Edinburgh University in the 1870s, but the university refused to grant her the degree!

A

Sophia Jex-Blake

19
Q

An example of a country that had given women the vote - used an argument to support women’s right to vote

A

new zeland

20
Q

what was the date which Emily Pankhurst ran in front of the kings horse?

A

4th July 1913

21
Q

how many people joined the women’s Social and Political Union (WSPU)?

A

1 in 3 → The proportion of working class women who had been a domestic servants at some point in their life

22
Q

when was the cat and mouse act introduced?

A

1913