Industrialisation Flashcards

1
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What are the 4 factors that caused the industrial revolution?

A

Political, social, economic and cultural

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2
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Why did an increase in population help the industrial revolution?

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Allowed more people to work in factories and created a greater need for new technology

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3
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What were the 3 phases of industrialisation?

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1st phase - pioneered by Britain (1780-1820)
2nd phase - France and some areas of the German states and USA industrialise (1840-1870)
3rd phase - Italy,Japan,Sweden,Austria,Russia and parts of Spain industrialise (1890-1914)

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4
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What impact did the industrial revolution have on class structure?

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Destroyed the old division of society and created a new class, the working class and the growth of the middle class

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5
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Why would working class families support the idea of children working in mines, mills and factories?

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Because it would increase the family income

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6
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When was the Bank of England established?

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1694

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7
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In 1784 how many banks were in the country?

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119

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8
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In 1808 how many banks were in the country?

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800

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9
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Who were the first recognised bankers?

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Goldsmiths

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10
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In what year was permission to issue bank notes granted?

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1797

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11
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What were the factors that caused the industrial revolution?

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Technology,individuals,transport,agriculture,trade networks,population,geography,banking,peace/war, and the slave trade

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12
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When were the corn laws?

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1815

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13
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When were the game laws?

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1815

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14
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What was the peterloo massacre?

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In St. Peter’s fields Manchester 1819, 15-18 people killed and 400 injured

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15
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When was it allowed for radical political leaders to be arrested?

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1794

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16
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When was the treason act?

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1795

17
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When was income tax abolished?

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1816

18
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What did the government impose higher taxes on in 1816?

A

Goods bought by the lower class

19
Q

When is the suspension of habeas corpus?

A

1816/1817

20
Q

What does the suspension of habeas corpus mean?

A

Allows arrest without a trial and imprisonment without a charge

21
Q

What act in 1832 gives local boards of health powers to raise rates for the purpose of putting down cholera?

A

The cholera act

22
Q

When is a committee of the privy council set up?

A

1839 - they checked how grants for education were being spent

23
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When was the vaccination act introduced?

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1840 to vaccinate against smallpox for free

24
Q

When is the royal commission of the health of towns introduced?

A

1844

25
Q

When is the first public health act?

A

1848

26
Q

What did the chimney sweep act of 1788 specify?

A

Minimum age of 8 years old for apprentices (was never enforced)

27
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What did the chimney sweep act of 1834 specify?

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No apprenticeships below the age of 10. No children under the age of 14 to be engaged in cleaning chimneys

28
Q

What did the 1840 chimney sweep act do?

A

Raised minimum age of apprenticeship to 16. (Children you ever then 10 were still being made to climb chimneys)

29
Q

When was a successful solution implemented by the chimney sweeps act which required sweeps to be licensed and made it a police duty to enforce all previous legislation?

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1875