Britain issue one: reasons for growth of democracy

Question 1

How many loved in towns and cities by 1911?

Answer 1

80%

Question 2

How many kilometres of railway was built by1914?

Answer 2

By 1914, 28,000 kilometres of railway track tied together the different parts of Britain as never before.

Question 3

By 1911 how many was employed in farming?

Answer 3

9%

Question 4

How many members were in the national reform league by 1867?

Answer 4

65,000

Question 5

What is a counter analysis for ww1 as a factor?

Answer 5

Men fought in the Boer war and were not rewarded for this. moreover, women who did work were mostly single and under 30.

Question 6

What is counter analysis for industrialisation?

Answer 6

Industrial Revolution in the mid 1700s yet women did not gain vote until 1928

Question 7

Counter Analysis for other countries influence?

Answer 7

No obvious suggestions of revolution, the rise of the Labour Party proved this as they wished to gain the vote democratically and not through revolution.

Question 8

Counter analysis for pressure groups?

Answer 8

Suffragists and suffragets- non violent meant easy to ignore and violent meant government not willing to work with them.