Campaigns Flashcards

1
Q

What did Josiah Wedgwood create?

A

Ceramic slave medallion- ‘Am I not a man and a brother’

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What type of business did Wedgwood own?

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Pottery

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What was the medallion worn on?

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Hatpins, brooches and necklaces- also items such as snuffboxes

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4
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What did Unitarianists believe in?

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Believed strongly in freedom, humanism, tolerance and rationalism

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What was Wedgwood a member of?

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A Dissenter- a member of the protestant unitarianism sect

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Who was Wedgwood closely associated with?

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Lunar society of Birmingham

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In 1773 what did Thomas Day publish?

A

The Dying Negro- epic poem which may have influenced Wedgwood

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What did the members of Lunar Society have a shared interest in?

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Scientific enquiry and social and industrial progress

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When did Wedgwood become a member of the Society for the Abolition of the Slave Trade?

A

1787

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10
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What was The Sugar Boycott?

A

Public’s refusal to buy sugar produced by slave plantations in the Caribbean

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The boycott became a huge success by who?

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Women

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12
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What was the key to the campaigns success?

A

Potter wares with anti-slavery messages , pamphlets etc

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13
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How many pamphlets were produced by 1791?

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Thousands

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14
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How many people refused to buy sugar during the abolition campaign?

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300,000-400,000

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Q

Despite sales of sugar dropping, what did some shops do?

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Advertise goods as well as sugar produced by freemen and sugar from India that wasn’t produced by slaves

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