Whigs vs Tories 1832-46 Flashcards

Pressures for Change, the Luddites, ACLL, APLL, (8 cards)

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How many years more were the 1834 Poor Laws extended by?

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A further five years

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2
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When and was the Mines Act

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1842, a response to the Royal Commission. Under 10s forbidden to work underground as well as women.

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3
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Factory Act

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1844 Reduced working hrs for those under 13

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4
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Bank Charter Act

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1844, Bank collapses, four of which occurred since 1819, were caused by banks over-issuing notes and debtors failing to repay, leading to bankruptcy. The issue was exacerbated by banks not holding gold reserves equal to the notes they issued.

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5
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Which Members made up Peel’s Cabinet

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A Younger William Gladstone
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Stanley
Duke of Buckingham - Protectionist , a nod to the landed class

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6
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What did Peel Inherit from the 1841 General Election

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A budget deficit from the Whigs
Economic Slump
Chartist agitation

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7
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What were the fusion of issues also known as

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‘Condition of England Question’

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8
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Who was Sir Robert Peel

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A modernising Tory, Met Police, Reforms the penal system

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