10 Hour Movement Flashcards

1
Q

When was the 10 hour movement?

A

1830s

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2
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What was the drive behind this movement?

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  • Reduction of hours worked in textile mills to 10 per day
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3
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What were their demands used in?

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  • Debate over child labour as a way of exposing the hardship children experience
  • Seeking a limitation on the working hours of adults to ensure they remained productive during their working hours
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4
Q

When led the 10 hour movement and what was he like?

A

Richard Oastler
- driven by Humanitarian ideals and the importance of treating child workers well in order for them to grow into effective adult workers
- magnificent orator and a main speaker at Short Term Committee meetings

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5
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When was the 10 hour working day introduced for women and children?

A

1847

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