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General Strike Consequences
Gov very prepared
TUC ended Strike and workers left to fight alone
TUC membership dropped
showed worker solidarity in
the long
term
General Strike event
Started
peacefully
Clashes
between
police
and
protesters
Miners
derailed flying
Scotsman
TUC
negotiated with the
gov
General strike causes
Germany paid
reparations
in
coal
so price dropped
Workers
economic conditions
worsened
Subsidies
ended
1926
General Strike
date
1926
Women's rights consequences
1923 matrimonial causes
Act
1928 equal franchise act
1970 equal pay act
Women's rights event
Millicent Fawcett NUWSS 1897 peaceful protest
Emmeline Pankhurst WSPU more violent
Women's Rights causes
Mary Wollstonecraft
introduced Rights for women in
1792
Few people campaigning for women
Excluded from
1876
Reform Act
New Unionism consequences
Protection for
less skilled
workers
Ability to put
pressure
on the government
Set
precedent
for the future
E.g.
General strike
New Unionism event
Less
organised
workers
Much lower
subscription
fees
Strikes as only
weapons
New Unionism causes
Growing
working classes
Rich moving to
suburbs
so areas full of
working classes
Gal between
rich
and
poor
increasing
New Unionism date
1880s
New Model Unions consequences
Set precedent for new unionism
New Model Unions event
Skilled workers paying high subscription fees
Membership increase in good times
New Model Unions causes
Tolpuddle martyres
Workers
banded
together for
protection
New Model Unions date
1850s
and
60s
Tolpuddle Martyrs consequences
Doesn't rest if lives campaigning for workers rights
Largely organised by workers banding together
Festival each year with politicians
Tolpuddle Martyrs event
Meetings
discovered and sentenced to
7
years transportation under
1799
unlawful oaths
April 1834
-
200,000
demanded their release
Granted
1837
Tolpuddle Martyrs causes
Wages cut for
3rd
time - wanted rise
Combination
laws repealed so trade unions legal
Swore
oath
to join
Tolpuddle Martyrs date
1836
Chartists consequences
Gov. "
Repression
and no
concessions
"
Transportation to Australia 1848:
102
More men vote -
1872
secret ballot
50
years 5/6 acts
Seed for
1866
reform movement
Chartists event
People's charter
(6 acts)
Vote
>
21
Lovett peaceful
Fergus O'Connor
: violent
Petition 1848
: 85,000
1839 Newport rising
~ killed
22
Chartists causes
Increase
political
&
economic
tension
Working class
not helped
Chartists date
1838-48
Great Reform Act consequences
Voting no.
435,000
>
652,000
Middle class benefit
Working class excluded
No secret ballots
1
:
7 men and no women
Great Reform Act event
56
locations lost MP
30
small
2
>
1
MP
London
& growing more
MPs
Vote to >
£150
Great reform act causes
Tory Gov. anti reform
1830s Whig gov.
Tried to pass 3x
Blocked by HoL
Whig PM asked more Whig lords
Scared HoL
passing
Great Reform Act
date
1832
Peterloo consequences
Gov: 6 acts:
Magistrats search arms
Public meetings
<
50
Peterloo event
Manchester
100,000 head
Henry Hunt
"reform"
Riot act read ~
militia
11 died
400
injured
Journalists
arrested
, leaders
treason
Militia
praised
Peterloo causes
Small
no. people can vote
Hustings
Towns with no
MPs
Rotten
Boroughs
Corruption
No
MP
wages
Peterloo date
1819
American Revolution consequences
America Independent
Parliament Bill
"
no further
attempt to subdue the
Americas by force
"
American Revolution event
Colonies no match for
English
French
support colonies
Yorktown surrender
8000
troops and
American Revolution causes
Mercantile
System
Stamp
Act
1765
7
years
War
- needed protection
Tax
no Rep
American Revolution date
Surrender 1781
Cromwell's Republic consequences
Unpopular
by rule end
1660
Charles restored
Glorious
Revolution
1688
Parliament
not king rules
Cromwell's Republic event
Irish rebellion
crushed
Levellers imprisoned
Diggers Marginalised
Cromwell's Republic date/causes
1653
~
seized power
English Civil War consequences
King
executed
England
commonwealth
Monarchy
abolished
English Civil War event
New model army
~
Feb 1655 Nasbey
Pitney debates
:
wages
,
indemnity
,
king
,
voting
,
religion
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