success of the Poor Law of 1601?

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Success of the 1601 Poor Law:
> The Poor Laws filled the gap that had been left by the monasteries a
generation earlier – as the monasteries used to help the sick and the poor.
Success of the 1601 Poor Law:
> The laws achieved their main aim: social order was preserved, there was no rebellion or uprising from poor people in society.
Success of the 1601 Poor Law:
> The Poor Laws remained in use for 233 years, until 1834.
Failures of the 1601 Poor Law:
> The Poor Laws made each area responsible for its own poor, there were arguments over which areas poor people belonged to. Without a clear home, some poor people were simply sent from one area to another.
Failures of the 1601 Poor Law:
> Some in the upper class disliked the Poor Law as they were required to pay a tax to help the poor. Some felt that the poor should work hard for their own money, and that it should not fall on the rich to help them.

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1C.5 Elizabethan Foreign Policy

1.2 The Later Tudors 1547–1603

2.3 The Ascendancy of France 1610–1715

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1C The Tudors: England, 1485–1603

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