Banking Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

In 1866 how many Joint Stock Banks were open with how many branches?

A

154 Joint Stock Banks with 850 branches.

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2
Q

When was Lancashire Banking Company set up?

A

1826

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3
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When was the Bank of England established?

A

1694

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4
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How many banks were established in Britain in 1784?

A

119 banks

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5
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How many banks were established in 1808?

A

800 banks

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6
Q

When were county banks granted permission to issue bank notes?

A

1797

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7
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Who was Cardiff Bay docks built by in 1839?

A

Marquess of Bute

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8
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What did the Bank of England Charter deny?

A

Denied note issuing to banks with 6+ members.

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9
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When was the Bank of England Charter cap on issuing bank notes repealed?

A

1826

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10
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In 1761 how many pounds of cotton were imprinted to Britain?

A

Over 3 million pounds.

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In 1833 how many pounds of cotton were imported to Britain?

A

Over 300 million pounds.

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12
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How many people were employed by the cotton trade in 1833?

A

Over 833,000 people.

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13
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When was Richard Arkwright’s Water Frame invented?

A

1761

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14
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When was Samuel Compton’s Spinning Mule invented?

A

1779

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15
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How did the Bank of England Charter impact the growth of Banking?

A

Kept banking localised and small scale.

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16
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Who were the first people to practice the idea of banking?

A

Goldsmiths - kept gold safe in return for receipts/bills of exchange.

17
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Why was joint stock banking so significant?

A
  • speed of commercial transactions increased.
  • established a financial network.
18
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Why was banking so significant to the Industrial Revolution?

A
  • Source of capital ton establish businesses and startups.
  • Technological innovations could be adopted commercially and across the nation.
  • United gentleman farmers with industrialising centres of commerce through investments.