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When did row tree publish his book on poverty

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1901

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What was rowbtrees book called?

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Poverty:a study of town life

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When did John Galt start photographing the poor?

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1903

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When did the liberals get into power

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1906

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When was the labour party formed

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1900

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When did David Lloyd George become chancellor of the exchequer

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1908

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When did rowbtrees investigate the poor for the liberals

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1913

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When was the boer war

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1899-1902

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When was the free school meals act

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1906

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When was the school medical service act?

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1907

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When was the children and young persons act

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1908

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When was the old age pensioners act

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1908

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13
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When was the development of the labour exchanges

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1909

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14
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When was the national insurance act

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1911

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When was the unemployment benefits act

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1911

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When was the women’s property act?

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1882

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When was the women’s franchise league campaigning for equality

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1889

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18
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What were the women’s franchise campaigning for equality in

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Marriage divorce inheritance and child custody

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19
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When was the free compulsory school act?

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1891

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20
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Who was the 1989 school act for

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Children from a working class aged up to 12

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21
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When was the parish council act

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1894

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22
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When was booths investigation into the poor

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1989

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23
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When did the factory act ban children under 11 from working?

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1896

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When were the suffragists formed

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1897

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What was the other name for the suffragists

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National union of women’s suffrage society

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When were the suffragettes formed

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1903

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What was another name for the suffragettes

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The women’s social and political union or wspu

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When’s did the wspu start direct action

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1908

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29
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When was the conciliation bill dropped

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1911

30
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When was the act to prevent hunger strikes

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1913

31
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When did Emily Davison throw herself in front of the horse

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Wed 4th June 1913

32
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When did ww1 start

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28th July 1914

33
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When did the government set up female factories

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1916

34
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What was the defecit of workers in 1916

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2 million

35
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When was the representation of the people act?

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1917

36
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When were the WACC formed

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1918

37
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When were women over 30 allowed to vote

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1918

38
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When was the first female mp

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1919

39
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Who was the first female mp

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Nancy Astor

40
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When were all women given to he right to vote?

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1928

41
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When was Dora introduced

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8 august 1914

42
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When was the first bombing of co villains

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16 th November 1914

43
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Where was the first bombing and how many died

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Scarborough 1914 119

44
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When was the munitions crisis

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July 1915

45
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When was the first military service bill

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15th jan 1916

46
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When was the second military conscription bill

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16th may 1916

47
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When did the Somme start

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1st July 1916

48
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When was the Somme called off

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18th November 1916

49
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When did david Lloyd George become prime mminister

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7th December 1916

50
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When was the ministry of food and the ministry of labour created

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1916

51
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When did Dora seize land for farming

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April 1917

52
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When was voluntary rationing introduced

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Nov 1917

53
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When was compulsory rationing introduced

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25th February 1918

54
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How much land did Dora seize

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2.5 mill acres

55
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When was rationing for the whole country of meat butter and cheese

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April 1918

56
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What percent of people lived under the poverty line in Britain during the early 1900s

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31%

57
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What were the terms of the OAP act

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All people over 70 recieved 5s a week and couples received 7s 6d

58
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How many kids recieved a free school meal by 1914

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150,000

59
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How much money would a worker get as suck pay and for how long

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10s for 13 weeks

60
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How much would an unemployed worker get

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7s6d per week

61
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How many jobs were being found per day by the labour exchange

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3,000 by 1913

62
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Name 3 arguments for female suffrage

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Improve life for all women by making them equal
Women paid the same tax as men and should have a say on how it was used

It worked in other countries

63
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What were the arguments against female suffrage

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Women had different responsibilities than women
Women didn’t fight in wars so they shouldn’t have a say in them
Women were irrational

64
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How many members did the suffragists have by 1914

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100,000

65
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How many leaflets were in circulation from the suffragists by 1914

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40,000

66
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How many women took on engineering jobs

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800,000

67
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How many women worked on farms

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260,000

68
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How large was Britons army compared to Germany’s

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We had 300,000 they had 2.5 million

69
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When was the workers strike and how many went on strike

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1916 230,000

70
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How many working days had the workers lost by 1918

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6million

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