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Combinations Act

1799 - Prohibited trade unions and British workers from acting.

Prohibition

Act of Union

1800-1801 - United Britain and Ireland, bringing them into the United Kingdom.

Ireland

First Official Census

1801- Estimates the population to be over 15 million.

15 Million

Abolition of Slavery (1st time)

1807 - Slave trade act; prohibited the trading of Slaves, not the ownership of Slaves.

Slave trade Act

Corn Laws

1815 - Protected home grown wheat against the import of cheaper, foreign alternatives.

1815 - bread

Six Acts

1819


1: Prohibited seditious Libel


2: Prevent seditious meetings


3: The seizure of arms


4: Misdemeanors act


5: Training Prevention act


6: News paper and stamp duty

Consequences of the Peterloo Massacre.

Reform of the penal code

Cut the number of crimes punishable by death

Death Penalty

Repeal of the Combinations Act

1824 - repeals the combinations act.

Repeal of the Test and Corporations act

1828

Catholic Emancipation

1829 - To grant O'connel a place in British Parliament.

Metropolitan Police Force

1829 - sees the intial instigation of the Police Force.

Robert Peel

Great Reform

1832 - Attempted to expand the franchise.

Abolition of Slavery (2)

1833 - Free all slaves across the Empire, but it failed to do so in all areas.

Second attempt

Factory Act (1)

Limited working hours for children 9-12 to 10 hours, later reduced to 8.



2 hours of compulsory education for all children



No one under the age of 9 was aloud to work.

First factory act

Tamworth Manifesto

1834 - First political speech of this nature; signifying the birth of the Conservative Party.

Political Speech

Poor Law Amendment act

1834 - introduced work houses and got rid of outdoor relief.

Municipal Corporations Act

1835 - uniformed local Governments, and formed early constituencies. Attempted to make life better for working classes.