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1812

Machine Breaking made capital offense

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1815 - describe

Corn Laws introduced - to reward farmers and landowners, kept price artificially high

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1816

Income Tax abolished - tax placed in everyday items like soap and candles instead

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where was Habeas Corpus suspended?

1817, after Spa Fields

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when was the Seditious meetings act passed?

1817

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when was the Game Laws passed? - what did it do?

1817 - stopped poor from hunting

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when was Six Acts? what was it?

1819 - essentially reign of terror legislation in one act, response to Peterloo

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what did the 1819 Factory Act do?

restricted hours for children in textile mills to 12 per day, under 9s couldn’t work

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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

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when was the Poor Employment Act? what was this?

1819 - allowed local councils to provide public works for unemployed

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what was the Divorce Bill?

1820 - Liverpool’s gov failed to get the divorce for King George IV due to public pressure

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what did Peel begin in 1822?

abolition of the Bloody Code, and recodification of laws to prevent death penalty for minor crimes eg pickpocketing

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when were the Corn Laws modified?

1822

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when was the Gaols Act passed? what did it do?

1823 - allowed for paid wardens, better condition and removed corruption

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when and what was the Reciprocity of Duties Acts?

1823 - allowed 15 reciprocal agreements with countries like Prussia and Brazil

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what did the 1824 Navigation Acts do?

removed monopoly on using British ships for trade

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what did the 1824 Combination act do?

made trade unions legal, allowing workers to come together to protests

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what did the 1825 Amending Act do?

removed strikes and picketing

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who passed Free Trade Budgets?

Huskisson and Robinson

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what was passed in 1826?

Banking Act

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when was the Repeal of Test and Corporations?

1828

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when was the sliding scale for the Corn Laws?

1828

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when was Catholic Emancipation Passed?

1829

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when was the Met Police established?

1829

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what was passed in 1832?

Great Reform Act

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CE was promised by who to get Act of Union passed? rejected by who?

Pitt - King

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what happened when Grenville then reproposed it?

rejected

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what happened under Liverpool?

not discussed - although members eg Canning supported it

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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

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what did Daniel O’Connell’s County Clare election trigger?

Wellington’s decision to accept Huskisson’s resignation and appoint Fitzgerald

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who convinced Wellington to pass CE?

Peel

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what could catholics now do? how did the gov respond?

sit in Parliament - gov responded by increasing voting qualifications in Ireland

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what happened to the Tory Party?

split - Ultras unhappy

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what happened to Peel?

lost seat at Oxford University

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what happened to Wellington?

fought a duel at Battersea

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what was the coal output in 1815 and 1830?

1815 = 16 million tons

1830 = 30 million tons

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less of what was needed to make pig iron? why?

coal - better techniques

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what percentage of the workforce was employed in textiles?

30%

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what percentage of exports were linked to textiles?

70%

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what represented 20% of all imports?

raw cotton

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how many power looms were there in 1803 compared to 1830?

1803 = 2400

1830 = 100,000

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what is a representation of middle class consumerism?

Stoke on Trent potteries

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what technology was developed in 1828?

hot air blast furnace for iron

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when were cast iron power looms invented?

1822

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when was the safety lamp for mining?

1813

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were trains important?

not yet

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what railway carried coal 1825?

Stockton to Darlington

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when and where was the first passenger railway?

Manchester to Liverpool, 1830

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by 1832 how many miles of railway track?

100 miles

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what act led to more farming changes? what did it allow?

Enclosure Acts - more mixed farming (crops and animals)

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who was worst paid?

agricultural labourers

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were agricultural changes uniform? give example

no - machines invented but not widely used

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what did Norfolk crop rotation see?

clover and turnips rotated with corn and wheat

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what movement happened in 1811-13 and where?

Luddism, largely in East Midlands and Yorkshire

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when was Spa Fields? what happened? what did they call for?

1816 - Group of Spenceans turned violent - largely peaceful - called for parliamentary reform

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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

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what happened in 1818?

Pentrich Uprising, agitated by spy Oliver

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When was Peterloo? what was it? what did it call for?

1819 - 60,000 protesters to hear Henry Hunt - called for parliamentary reform

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when was the Queen Caroline Affair?

1820 - over King’s divorce

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when was the Cato Street Conspiracy? what did they aim to do?

1820 - assassinate cabinet

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when was the Catholic Association formed?

1823

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what happened in 1830?

swing riots, multiformity of protests in southern counties

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what took place in 1831?

Reform Riots (including Bristol and Wells)

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what happened in 1832? what did it call for?

Days of May - pushed for electoral reform