Case Study: Agents Of Change - The Cadburys Family Flashcards

1
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Who was the agent of change?

A

George Cadbury and his family

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When did the changes happen?

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The Victorian era

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What did George do?

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  • Improved the quality of life for the workers at his factory by building an ideal village that improved living standards while still offering affordable housing
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4
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How many acres is Bourneville village?

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1000

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5
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How many homes are in Bourneville village?

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7800

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How many acres of open space are in Bourneville village?

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120

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By how much higher is the life expectancy in Bourneville village than in the rest of Birmingham?

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1.6 years

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What percentage of people in Bourneville village are renters?

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40%

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What are some negatives of the Bourneville village?

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  • The house prices are now expensive
  • There is a lot of control in the village. For example, no selling of alcohol, no satellites and windows must be pained certain colours.
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