Repeal of the Contagious Diseases Acts Flashcards

1
Q

Why were concerns raised about the health of the military in the 1860s?

A

Many of the soldiers ended up contracting sexually transmitted diseases.

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What arguments were presented in 1862 that led to the passing of the first Contagious Diseases Act of 1864?

A

Jo D

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3
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What were the terms of the first Contagious Diseases Act 1864?

A

Applied to specific garrison towns and ports in England and Ireland:

  • Authorised police to arrest women on the street that they suspected to be prostitutes, to register them and ensure they attended a medical examination.
  • If found to be diseased they could be detained for up to three months for treatment or until they were cured.
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How was the first Contagious Diseases Act received?

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Jayden

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5
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What were the terms of the second and third Contagious Diseases Act?

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Anna

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6
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How did the Contagious Diseases Acts affect women? Give detailed examples.

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Imi

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7
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Why was Elizabeth Wolstenholme important?

A

Lola

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8
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How successful had the repeal campaign been before 1869? Explain your answer.

A

Louis

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9
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Why was the Ladies National Association important in the campaign for repeal?

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Uma

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10
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How significant was the Leadership of Josephine Butler in the campaign for repeal? Give examples of what she did/her strengths/weaknesses

A

J=Joe B

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What other examples of leadership can you find and why were they important in the campaign for repeal? (you can think about leadership generally as well).

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Iyola

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12
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What were the regional electoral leagues and how did they campaign for repeal?

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Josh

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13
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What campaigning methods were used and how effective were they? Give specific examples.

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Paula

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14
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Why was the leadership of James Stansfeld important?

A

Blair

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15
Q

When were the acts repealed and how?

A

Ben

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16
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What was the most significant factor in the campaign for repeal? Consider leadership, the role of Parliament and different organisations

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Oscar