Chartism failure Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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When was the first Chartist petition?

A

May 1839

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How many signatures were collected in the first petition? (May 1839)

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1.2 million signatures

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3
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How many votes did the first petition (May 1839) get rejected by in parliament?

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235 to 46

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When was the second Chartist Petition?

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April 1842

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5
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How many signatures did the second petition get? (April 1842)

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3.3 million

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What was the reason for the supporters of the second petition? (April 1842)

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Reinvigorated cause due to economic recession.

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How many members of parliament rejected the second petition? (April 1842)

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287 votes to 49

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8
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When was the third petition?

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1848

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9
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How many signatures did the third petition have?

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5.7 million signatures

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10
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Who was put in charge of dealing with the 1848 petition?

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Duke of Wellington

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How many special constables did the Duke of Wellington create to deal with the Chartists?

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150,000

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12
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Following which Chartist protest was O’connor declared insane?

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1848

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13
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What did the New Move chartists set out to do?

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Tried to stress the link between Chartism and Education

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What does NAPIP stand for?

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National Association for Promoting Social and Political Improvement of the People

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15
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When did Lovett set up NAPIP?

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1841

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16
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How many members did NAPIP have?

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500 max

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17
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Which two Christians were prominent in local governments for supporting Chartism?

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Hobson - Leeds
Ironside - Sheffield

18
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Who invented The Land Plan?

19
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How much were shares for the Land Plan sold at per week?

20
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What was the money from The Land Plan used for?

A

Purchasing land that could then be distributed among the members

21
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How many subscribers did The Land Plan have?

22
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How much money was raised by The Land Plan?

23
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How many people ended up with land from The Land Plan?

24
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When was the Newport Rising protest?

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What was the Newport Rising Protest over?
South wales had horrific living and working conditions.
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How many Chartists were killed by open fire at the Newport Rising protest?
20 (50 wounded)
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Where did the Plug riots occur?
Staffordshire Cheshire Yorkshire
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What happened during the plug riots?
500,000 workers went on strike and removed the plugs from factory boilers
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How many English and Welsh counties were affected by Sep 1842?
15
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What was the NCA?
National Chartist Association
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When was the NCA formed?
July 1840 Manchester
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By April 1842 how many branches of NCA?
401
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How many member did NCA have?
70,000
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Why did the NCA fail?
Lack of money from supporters -> most couldn’t afford subscription fees
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What does CSU stand for?
Complete Suffrage Union
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When was the CSU formed and who by?
1842 Joseph Sturge
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How many branches of CSU by April 1842?
50
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What did the CSU aim to do?
Encourage greater cooperation between moral force and physical force chartism
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Who opposed CSU?
O’Connor
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Who were the 5 Chartist leaders?
Lovett, Place, Atwood O’Connor, Frost