reason for liberal reforms - social campaigners

Question 1

social campaigners

Answer 1

B1: Charles Booth, a business man did not believe in extreme poverty in London - his report proved that poverty was worse than he heard and that 35% were in extreme poverty.

B2: Seebohm Rowntree was influenced by Charles Booth - and conducted a study into poverty into his home town in York and 30% were in extreme poverty.

F: the repeated reports across the country made it impossible to deny the existence of poverty or the extent of poverty - encouraging actions to fix this.

A: however, Liberal reforms did not actually solve all poverty problems an example including pensions being below the poverty line.