hooligans in liverpool Flashcards

(14 cards)

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What significant event occurred during the police strike in 1919?

A

Looting and riots took place in various cities, particularly Liverpool

The riots were part of a broader context of post-WWI tensions.

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What term does The Times use to describe the rioters in Liverpool?

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‘Hooligans’

This framing may downplay the systemic or racial dimensions of the violence.

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What were the economic conditions in Britain post-WWI?

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Poor economic conditions, unemployment, and housing shortages

These issues contributed to social tensions and riots.

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What was a notable incident during the Liverpool Race Riots in June 1919?

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The murder of Charles Wotten, a Black sailor, by a white mob

This incident highlighted the severe ethnic tensions in multiracial communities.

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What did the ‘Hooligans in Liverpool’ article aim to portray about soldiers?

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A positive spin, emphasizing their role in maintaining order

The article attempted to present the military in a favorable light.

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What does the term ‘race riots’ refer to in the context of the 1919 events?

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Riots fueled by ethnic tensions and job competition, particularly against Black workers

These riots occurred in multiple cities, including Liverpool and Cardiff.

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How did The Times’ perspective reflect its readership?

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It reflected establishment views, catering to a middle- and upper-class audience

This influenced the framing of events and language used in reporting.

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What was the state of violence by August 1919 according to The Times?

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The most intense violence had subsided, reflecting on the aftermath

The article likely addressed ongoing public order concerns post-riots.

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What were the psychological effects on soldiers returning from WWI?

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Trauma and perceived brutalization leading to increased violence

John Lawrence argued that actual violence did not increase significantly.

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Fill in the blank: The summer of 1919 witnessed a series of ______ across various British cities.

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race riots

These riots were particularly driven by competition for jobs.

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True or False: The Times mentioned the racial aspects of the riots in its reporting.

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False

The focus was more on the actions of the rioters rather than the racial context.

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What was a primary cause of the ethnic tensions during the riots?

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Economic competition for jobs

Resentment towards Black and minority ethnic workers was particularly high.

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What city was notably affected by the race riots in June 1919?

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Liverpool

This city experienced serious violence and significant racial tensions.

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What does the article suggest about the behavior of soldiers during the riots?

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They were portrayed positively as maintaining order, doesn’t mention that the looters were frequently soldiers

The article emphasized their role in controlling the situation.

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