Media Flashcards

1
Q

How did the press report the Indian rebellion?

A

Horrific light and thrilled by tales of British soldiers saved

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2
Q

What happened at Cawnpore in July 1857?

A

200 Captive women and children were murdered

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When were 200 Captive women and children were murdered in Cawnpore?

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July 1857

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4
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What general was put in the media during the Indian rebellion?

A

Major General Henry Havelock, who recaptured Cawnpore in July 1857 and Lucknow in September 1857

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5
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What general was put in the media due to the fact that they recaptured Cawnpore in July 1857 and Lucknow in September 1857?

A

Havelock

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6
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What happened after Havelock died in November 1857?

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Public paid for a statue of him to be erected in Trafalgar Square

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7
Q

Who was a public hero that, when the he died, the public paid for a statue of him to be erected in Trafalgar Square?

A

Havelock

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8
Q

What was popular in the media in 1882?

A

Arabi Pasha’s revolt

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9
Q

What did the Pall Mall Gazette write in March 1882 about the Arabi Pasha’s revolt?

A

‘The Moslem mob’

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10
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When had the Pall Mall Gazette described the Arabi Pasha’s as ‘The Moslem mob’?

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March 1882

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Who described the Arabi Pasha’s revolt as a ‘The Moslem mob’ in March 1882?

A

Pall Mall Gazette

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What did the daily mail say in July 1882 about Arabi Pasha’s revolt?

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the rebels killed ‘all the Christians they could find’ in Alexandria and they had left the city in ruins

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Who said that the rebels in the Arabi Pasha’s revolt had killed ‘all the Christians they could find’ in Alexandria and they had left the city in ruins?

A

Daily mail in July 1882

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14
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What did the economists predict regarding the Arabi Pashas revolt?

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June 1882: ‘Very great losses must be incurred and great disturbances to business’

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15
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Who said in June 1882 that there would be ‘Very great losses must be incurred and great disturbances to business’ due to the Arabi Pasha’s revolt?

A

The Economist

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16
Q

What was the impact of the press vilifying the rebels in the Arabi Pasha’s revolt?

A

Made it easier for Gladstone intervene in Egypt

17
Q

What was featuring in newspapers in the 1870s?

A

Stories of explorers and missionaries being avidly read in British newspapers

18
Q

What missionary became a celebrity?

A

David Livingstone

19
Q

How was the 1874 Ashanti war received in the news?

A

Stories of imperial victories would appeal to the owners who wanted to boost sale figures

20
Q

What had the spectator said about imperial interest?

A

‘Our people hardly watch or listen unless some favourite officer falls dead’

21
Q

Who said ‘Our people hardly watch or listen unless some favourite officer falls dead’?

A

The spectator

22
Q

What was made in 1896?

A

Daily Mail

23
Q

When was the Daily mail created?

A

1896

24
Q

During the Boer War, how many copies of the daily mail were sold?

A

Millions

25
Q

What did Hobson say about the daily mail in 1902 regarding the Boer War?

A

‘Crude sensationalism ’