War context- Life Class Flashcards

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1
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How many strikes were there in the 7 months of 1914 before the war?

A

937

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2
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What percentage of the community attended church before the war?

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10%
Society becoming more secular and political than religious.

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3
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When was the triple entente formed?
What does this show?

A

1907
Moving away from policy of isolationism.

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4
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How many working day were lost to strikes in the General Unrest?

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70

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5
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Which moral issues became relevant?

A
  • Feminism
  • Right to Retirement
  • Health insurance
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What historical person is Elinor based on?

A

Dora Carrington
An artist that defied social norms through her bohemian style.

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What historical person is Kit Neville based on?

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Christopher Nevinson.
An art student, who served with medical corps and later became known for his war paintings.

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What historical person is Paul Tarrant based on?

A

Not.
Full-blown fictional creation of a sort of Everyman, like Billy Prior in ‘Regeneration’ novels.

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9
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What is an Everyman?

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Representative of the many Englishmen of his generation who found their lives and expectations turned down by the Great War.

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What is Pat Barker’s famous trilogy?

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Regeneration trilogy:
‘Regeneration’
‘The Eye in the Door’
‘The Ghost Road’

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What is the Regeneration trilogy representative of?

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An improvisation on the lives of poets Siegfried Sassoon, Wilfred Owen and Robert Graves.

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