Early 19th-century advertising Flashcards

(22 cards)

1
Q

What did advertising do to urban landscape?

A

Saturated it. Made it ugly and also potentially dangerous

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2
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Give example of how advertising made urban areas dangerous

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Horses and carts with advertisings had run over pedestrians

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3
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What encouraged more press advertising

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Increased literacy rates

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4
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How much was spent on press advertising by 1840?

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At least £1 million

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5
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When was the Great Exhibition?

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1851

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What did the Great Exhibition do? How did this help advertisers?

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  • Showcased manufactured goods
  • Advertisers saw how to romanticise products
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7
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How did the Great Exhibition romanticise products?

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  • Gas lighting
  • Displayed products
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8
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When was advertisement tax abolished?

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1853

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9
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When was Stamp duty abolished?

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1855

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10
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What did advertisement tax and stamp duty do when they were enforced?

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Restricted number of newspapers that were sold

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11
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Changes in second half of 19th century (3 points)

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  • The Great Exhibition
  • Changes in consumer desire
  • Advertisement tax and stamp duty abolished
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12
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What tech developments were there in the 19th century? (3 points)

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  • Shop windows more sophisticated and bright
  • Mechanisation of typsetting
  • Posters introduced colour lithographic from 1880 making them more attractive
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13
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When did posters introduce colour lithographic?

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1880

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14
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What inspired change in advertising in 19th century?

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  • Industrial Revolution
  • The Great Exhibition
  • Williams suggests economic layout of country
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15
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When was the census that said how many people lived in city instead of countryside?

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1851

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16
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What did the 1851 census show?

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More people lived in city than countryside

17
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What did Williams say about the reason for changes to modern advertising in the 19th century?

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Modern advertising stemmed from new economic layout

Corporate capitalism + Market-control of foreign products = More need to advertise British products

18
Q

What did SCAPA want to achieve?

A

Stop the over-use of public advertisements ruining the urban landscape

19
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When was SCAPA formed?

20
Q

When was the Advertisements Regulation Act?

21
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What group helped pass the Advertisements Regulation Act?

22
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What did the Advertisements Regulation Act do?

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Allowed local authorities to regulate the restriction of advertisement exhibition