1/63
Looks like no tags are added yet.
Name | Mastery | Learn | Test | Matching | Spaced | Call with Kai |
|---|
No analytics yet
Send a link to your students to track their progress
1812
Machine Breaking made capital offense
1815 - describe
Corn Laws introduced - to reward farmers and landowners, kept price artificially high
1816
Income Tax abolished - tax placed in everyday items like soap and candles instead
where was Habeas Corpus suspended?
1817, after Spa Fields
when was the Seditious meetings act passed?
1817
when was the Game Laws passed? - what did it do?
1817 - stopped poor from hunting
when was Six Acts? what was it?
1819 - essentially reign of terror legislation in one act, response to Peterloo
what did the 1819 Factory Act do?
restricted hours for children in textile mills to 12 per day, under 9s couldn’t work
when was the Truck Act passed? what did it do?
1819 - stopped practice of paying workers in vouchers that could only be used in owners shops
when was the Poor Employment Act? what was this?
1819 - allowed local councils to provide public works for unemployed
what was the Divorce Bill?
1820 - Liverpool’s gov failed to get the divorce for King George IV due to public pressure
what did Peel begin in 1822?
abolition of the Bloody Code, and recodification of laws to prevent death penalty for minor crimes eg pickpocketing
when were the Corn Laws modified?
1822
when was the Gaols Act passed? what did it do?
1823 - allowed for paid wardens, better condition and removed corruption
when and what was the Reciprocity of Duties Acts?
1823 - allowed 15 reciprocal agreements with countries like Prussia and Brazil
what did the 1824 Navigation Acts do?
removed monopoly on using British ships for trade
what did the 1824 Combination act do?
made trade unions legal, allowing workers to come together to protests
what did the 1825 Amending Act do?
removed strikes and picketing
who passed Free Trade Budgets?
Huskisson and Robinson
what was passed in 1826?
Banking Act
when was the Repeal of Test and Corporations?
1828
when was the sliding scale for the Corn Laws?
1828
when was Catholic Emancipation Passed?
1829
when was the Met Police established?
1829
what was passed in 1832?
Great Reform Act
CE was promised by who to get Act of Union passed? rejected by who?
Pitt - King
what happened when Grenville then reproposed it?
rejected
what happened under Liverpool?
not discussed - although members eg Canning supported it
when was the Catholic Association founded? what did they do?
1823 - raised penny rent collected by Catholic Church - raised ÂŁ17,000 per month - supported County Clare election
what did Daniel O’Connell’s County Clare election trigger?
Wellington’s decision to accept Huskisson’s resignation and appoint Fitzgerald
who convinced Wellington to pass CE?
Peel
what could catholics now do? how did the gov respond?
sit in Parliament - gov responded by increasing voting qualifications in Ireland
what happened to the Tory Party?
split - Ultras unhappy
what happened to Peel?
lost seat at Oxford University
what happened to Wellington?
fought a duel at Battersea
what was the coal output in 1815 and 1830?
1815 = 16 million tons
1830 = 30 million tons
less of what was needed to make pig iron? why?
coal - better techniques
what percentage of the workforce was employed in textiles?
30%
what percentage of exports were linked to textiles?
70%
what represented 20% of all imports?
raw cotton
how many power looms were there in 1803 compared to 1830?
1803 = 2400
1830 = 100,000
what is a representation of middle class consumerism?
Stoke on Trent potteries
what technology was developed in 1828?
hot air blast furnace for iron
when were cast iron power looms invented?
1822
when was the safety lamp for mining?
1813
were trains important?
not yet
what railway carried coal 1825?
Stockton to Darlington
when and where was the first passenger railway?
Manchester to Liverpool, 1830
by 1832 how many miles of railway track?
100 miles
what act led to more farming changes? what did it allow?
Enclosure Acts - more mixed farming (crops and animals)
who was worst paid?
agricultural labourers
were agricultural changes uniform? give example
no - machines invented but not widely used
what did Norfolk crop rotation see?
clover and turnips rotated with corn and wheat
what movement happened in 1811-13 and where?
Luddism, largely in East Midlands and Yorkshire
when was Spa Fields? what happened? what did they call for?
1816 - Group of Spenceans turned violent - largely peaceful - called for parliamentary reform
when were the Blanketeers? what were they doing? who were they? what did they call for?
1817 - March from Manchester to London - handloom weavers - protesting against corn laws and calling for electoral reform
what happened in 1818?
Pentrich Uprising, agitated by spy Oliver
When was Peterloo? what was it? what did it call for?
1819 - 60,000 protesters to hear Henry Hunt - called for parliamentary reform
when was the Queen Caroline Affair?
1820 - over King’s divorce
when was the Cato Street Conspiracy? what did they aim to do?
1820 - assassinate cabinet
when was the Catholic Association formed?
1823
what happened in 1830?
swing riots, multiformity of protests in southern counties
what took place in 1831?
Reform Riots (including Bristol and Wells)
what happened in 1832? what did it call for?
Days of May - pushed for electoral reform