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Charles Townsend turnip
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Supporter of the four crop rotation
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Jethro tull
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Invented the seed drill; disputed broadcast style
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Why England?
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1.) Advanced banking
2.) no money towards army 3.) tons of harbor 4.) mineral wealth |
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Duke of Bridgewater
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Built the first canal
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Charlie Chaplin
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Born into poverty in the factory lifestyle
Auteur "Little tramp" |
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Luddites
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Crazy group of factory antagonists
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Robert peal
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First police force
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Michael Sadler
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Organizes interviews with factory kid
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Thomas newcomen
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Invented the steam pump to remove water
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Factory act of 1833
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Nine is the first stage allowed
9-12 works eight hours 13-17 works 12 hours 18+ is a free-for-all |
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Mine act of 1842
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No women or children under 12
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10 hours act of 1847
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No one can work over 10 hours
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Charles Fourier
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Created the phalanx and the father of labor psychology
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Pre-Raphaelites
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Drew inspiration from Raphael
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Claude Henry saint Simone
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Believed in the industrial state and that most people are useless and some are the experts
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Robert owen
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Bought new Lanark and built the first happy factory
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Karl Marx
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Huge communist
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dialectic
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Class conflict is continual ongoing and fundamental
basis and vehicle for societal |
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Friedrich Engels
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Spiritual brother of Karl Marx
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Das Kapital
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Predicts eventual collapse of capitalism
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Surplus value theory
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Workers make objects that are worth more than theyre paid
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Jeremy Bentham
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Father of utilitarianism
Change the Penal Code Tried to decriminalize homosexuality Pro animal rights |
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Adam Smith
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Father of capitalism
Wrote the wealth of Nations |
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William pitt
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First prime minister to recognize issues within england
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1815 recession
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Bad harvests
Unemployment from soldiers returning Defense contracts |
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1815 recession
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Bad harvests
Unemployment from soldiers returning Defense contracts |
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In response to recession...
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No income tax
Corn law |
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In response to oppression...
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St. Peter's field rally and peterloo massacre
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Peterloo =
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Six acts
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Peterloo =
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Six acts
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Act 1
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No more public assemblies
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Peterloo =
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Six acts
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Act 1
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No more public assemblies
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Second act
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Heavy taxation on printed newspaper
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Peterloo =
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Six acts
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Act 1
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No more public assemblies
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Second act
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Heavy taxation on printed newspaper
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Third act
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Authorities could search your house whenever if they think you're a radical
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Peterloo =
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Six acts
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Act 1
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No more public assemblies
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Second act
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Heavy taxation on printed newspaper
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Third act
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Authorities could search your house whenever if they think you're a radical
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Act 4
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Could not organize militia training
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Peterloo =
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Six acts
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Act 1
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No more public assemblies
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Second act
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Heavy taxation on printed newspaper
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Third act
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Authorities could search your house whenever if they think you're a radical
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Act 4
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Could not organize militia training
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Benthamites =
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Canning, peel, duke of Wellington
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Peterloo =
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Six acts
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Act 1
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No more public assemblies
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Second act
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Heavy taxation on printed newspaper
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Third act
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Authorities could search your house whenever if they think you're a radical
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Act 4
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Could not organize militia training
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Benthamites =
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Canning, peel, duke of Wellington
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Benthamites
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Established prison reform
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Repealed laws
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Combination act-you can't form a labor union test act-gives Catholics the right to vote corporation act-radicals can't hold public office
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Why is England so undemocratic
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Only 10% of male population are allowed to vote
House of Lords have final veto No pay to be a MP Undemocratic voting-largely wealthy and no secret ballot Rotten Boroughs |
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Why is England so undemocratic
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Only 10% of male population are allowed to vote
House of Lords have final veto No pay to be a MP Undemocratic voting-largely wealthy and no secret ballot Rotten Boroughs |
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Who are new king and prime minister of 1830
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William 4 is new kind and earl grey is new prime minister
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Great reform Bill of 1832
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*first vetoed by House of Lords
Rectifies rotten borough If rent is 10 pounds or up a year you can vote |
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In response to great reform bill
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London working man's association/chartists
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In response to great reform bill
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London working man's association/chartists
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Chartists believe...
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1. Universal male suffrage
2. Pay for MPs 3. Secret ballot 4. Elimination of property requirements 5. Annual elections mass strikes and violence |
Foundation for future reform and change
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Lovett originally led Chartists but then...
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Fergous O'Connor
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Chartists petition march
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Results in deputizing from William people with random occupations
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Why was Queen Victoria so beloved
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1. Civilized England
2. First English monarch to give up power 3. Expansionism |
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Who does Queen Victoria marry?
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Lord Albert
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Who does Queen Victoria marry?
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Lord Albert
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What was lord Albert known for
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Crystal palace expo
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Who does Queen Victoria marry?
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Lord Albert
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What was lord Albert known for
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Crystal palace expo
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Disraeli
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Tory/conservative
Embarrasses himself first say in House of Commons He and Victoria are bff's |
Dizzy
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Who does Queen Victoria marry?
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Lord Albert
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What was lord Albert known for
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Crystal palace expo
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Disraeli
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Tory/conservative
Embarrasses himself first say in House of Commons He and Victoria are bff's |
Dizzy
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What does it mean to be a tory
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Gov't should be hammer for poor
High tariffs Expansionism |
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Who does Queen Victoria marry?
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Lord Albert
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What was lord Albert known for
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Crystal palace expo
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Disraeli
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Tory/conservative
Embarrasses himself first say in House of Commons He and Victoria are bff's |
Dizzy
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What does it mean to be a tory
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Gov't should be hammer for poor
High tariffs Expansionism |
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Dizzy increases Victoria's control to...
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India and buys her suez canal
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Who does Queen Victoria marry?
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Lord Albert
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What was lord Albert known for
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Crystal palace expo
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Disraeli
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Tory/conservative
Embarrasses himself first say in House of Commons He and Victoria are bff's |
Dizzy
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What does it mean to be a tory
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Gov't should be hammer for poor
High tariffs Expansionism |
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Dizzy increases Victoria's control to...
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India and buys her suez canal
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Reform bill of 1867
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20% - 40% of men voting
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Who does Queen Victoria marry?
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Lord Albert
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What was lord Albert known for
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Crystal palace expo
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Disraeli
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Tory/conservative
Embarrasses himself first say in House of Commons He and Victoria are bff's |
Dizzy
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What does it mean to be a tory
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Gov't should be hammer for poor
High tariffs Expansionism |
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Dizzy increases Victoria's control to...
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India and buys her suez canal
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Reform bill of 1867
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20% - 40% of men voting
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Trade union act
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Allows picketing at work peacefully
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Factory act of 1875
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56 hours a week maximum
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Artisans dwelling act
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Minimum housing standards
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Public health act
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Sanitation; sewers
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Public health act
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Sanitation; sewers
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Sir Edwin chadwick
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Develops first modern sewer system diagram
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Public health act
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Sanitation; sewers
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Sir Edwin chadwick
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Develops first modern sewer system diagram
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Gladstone
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All things liberal
Hardworking af Man of the people |
Great old man
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Public health act
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Sanitation; sewers
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Sir Edwin chadwick
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Develops first modern sewer system diagram
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Gladstone
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All things liberal
Hardworking af Man of the people |
Great old man
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What beliefs did Gladstone live by
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1. Morality
2. Any kind of gov't is an obstacle to talent human spirit and education 3. Expert in budget knowing finances and budget; balance 4. Should be no military spending; cut taxes 5. Anti-expansionism consumed with Britain |
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Public health act
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Sanitation; sewers
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Sir Edwin chadwick
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Develops first modern sewer system diagram
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Gladstone
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All things liberal
Hardworking af Man of the people |
Great old man
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What beliefs did Gladstone live by
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1. Morality
2. Any kind of gov't is an obstacle to talent human spirit and education 3. Expert in budget knowing finances and budget; balance 4. Should be no military spending; cut taxes 5. Anti-expansionism consumed with Britain |
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Reform bill of 1884
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Increased number of voters from 40 to 80%; farmers
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Public health act
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Sanitation; sewers
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Sir Edwin chadwick
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Develops first modern sewer system diagram
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Gladstone
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All things liberal
Hardworking af Man of the people |
Great old man
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What beliefs did Gladstone live by
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1. Morality
2. Any kind of gov't is an obstacle to talent human spirit and education 3. Expert in budget knowing finances and budget; balance 4. Should be no military spending; cut taxes 5. Anti-expansionism consumed with Britain |
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Reform bill of 1884
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Increased number of voters from 40 to 80%; farmers
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Education act
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Provided basic grade school education for boys and girls for a small fee
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Public health act
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Sanitation; sewers
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Develops first modern sewer system diagram
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Sir Edwin Chadwick
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Gladstone
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All things liberal
Hardworking af Man of the people |
Great old man
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What beliefs did Gladstone live by
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1. Morality
2. Any kind of gov't is an obstacle to talent human spirit and education 3. Expert in budget knowing finances and budget; balance 4. Should be no military spending; cut taxes 5. Anti-expansionism consumed with Britain 6. Merit solely |
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Reform bill of 1884
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Increased number of voters from 40 to 80%; farmers
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Education act
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Provided basic grade school education for boys and girls for a small fee
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Ballot act
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Provides for secret ballot; reflects objectives of Chartists
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Civil service act
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Take examination to get into government
No more military commissions, can't buy spot |
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James Watts
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Improved the steam engine
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John McAdams
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Road systems
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John McAdams
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Road systems
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George stevenson
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Rocket the train
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