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What did Sir Humphrey Day invest in?

Hint- they were very bright!
Arc Lamps
What was the year of Thomas Malthus?
1798
What did Thomas Malthus write an essay about?
Population

called, Essay on Population
What did Thomas Malthus' "Essay on Population state?
. population would grow
. food shortage would occur
. everyone would kill everyone
What was the year of Sir Humphrey Day?
1809
Sir Humphrey Day invested in the Arc Lamp. What was this used for?
Making city safer
When did the Corn Laws occur?
1815
What is wheat called in England?
Corn
In 1815, what were taxes put on and what was this law called?
taxes were put on incoming wheat

it was called the Corn Laws
Who benefited from the Corn Laws?
Who did not?
Farmers benefited, everyone else did not
What happened in 1819 with the Corn Laws?
People began to protest them
Peterloo was the attack on _______.
Protestors
What was the attack on protesters called in 1819?
The Peterloo Massacre
What were the 6 Acts?
-Restrict public meetings (to avoid another Peterloo Massacre)
-Restrict freedom of press
-Restrict who can have weapons
-No more speedy trials
Years George IV reigned
1820-1830
What are some qualities about George IV?
. weird guy
. druggie
. big person
. didn't really concentrate
Who were the Romantics?
They...

-embraced nature
-embraced mideval culture
Who was Mary Shelley?
. Famous for Frankeinstein
. She was a Romantic
Who was Lord Byron?
A romantic
The Combination Laws were repealed in _____.
1825
What did the Combination Laws state?
-Workers should not be able to combine and form a union.
Who was Wellington?
Prime Minister in 1828
When did Wellington become Prime Minister?
1828
Who was William IV?
ruler after George IV died

-redneck
-wasn't polite


How to remember....
G comes after W
When did William IV reign?
1830-1837
What was Cholera 1831?
-serious outbreak in Europe and America
-waterborne disease
-6000+ die in London
20,000+ die in Paris
Who was Earl Grey?
-liberal
-Prime Minister of Great Britain
When did Earl Grey become Prime Minister?
1832
How many Rotten Boroughs were there?
58
(Rotten Boroughs)

What is a Borough?
Different places where the representation comes from
Why did the Tithe War occur?
Because people had to pay taxes for the church
When was the Tithe War?
1853
What was the Coercion Bill?
Acts of emergency laws passed by the Parliament
When was slavery abolished?
1833
When was the Factory Act?
1833
In 1833, the Factory Act took place. What did it state?
- sets an age limit on how old you can work
-illegal to have anyone below the age of 9
What does the GNCTU stand for?
Grand National Consolidated Trade Union
When did the Grand National Consolidated Trade Union, or GNCTU occur?
1834