Factors

Question 1

Growth of industrialisation

Answer 1

Government attitudes (laissez/non-laissez faire)
Growth of Banking
Growth of middle class
Geographical diversity/transport

Question 2

Industrialisation adversely affect lives?

Answer 2

Working Conditions
Living Conditions
Women + Children

Question 3

Consequences of Industrialisation

Answer 3

Growth of Banking
Government Reforms
Living & Working Conditions

Question 4

Growth of Banking

Answer 4

More commercially minded nation
Government policies
Middle class
Landed gentry

Question 5

Growth reform before 1832

Answer 5

Middle class
Riots and Unrest
Parliament’s Unwillingness to modernise
French Revolution & Thomas Paine

Question 6

Growth reform after 1832

Answer 6

Legacy of 1832 Reform Act
Actions of political parties
Pressure groups
External factors- Civil War, Electoral Map

Question 7

Consequences of reform

Answer 7

Effects of representation, electorate, changes to political parties, (for 1832) growing agitation

Question 8

Chartist failure

Answer 8

Petitions
Violence
Internal Issues
Content People/Government action

Question 9

Growth of Trade Unions

Answer 9

Factory System, Protection for Workers, Government Policies, External Factors (French Revolution and War in 1793)

Question 10

Successes of trade unions

Answer 10

Early Unions
The Grand National
New Model Unions
1868 Trades Union Congress

Question 11

Effectiveness of union organisation

Answer 11

Internal organisation, Relationship with government, Organisation of Strike Action

Question 12

Attitudes shaping poor relief

Answer 12

Punishment, Growth of charity, Cost, Positive Government Concern

Question 13

Individuals- poverty

Answer 13

Thomas Carlyle, Henry Mayhew, Charles Dickens, Elizabeth Gaskell, Samuel Smiles