B ; chartism ; far ach aims '50 ; imp. national convention '39 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain from 1750A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 02-04-18 13:40 what did chartists start to organise meetings to do post-aug38? elect delegates to Chartist Convention 1 of 40 which was to meet when and where? ldn feb 1839 2 of 40 who were meetings attended by? thousands me, women and children 3 of 40 a testament to what about chartists? org skills + national support 4 of 40 one of the largest meetings was held at kersal moor outside MCR when? september 1838 5 of 40 what did o'connor exaggeratedly state the meeting was in sie? 1m ppl 6 of 40 but rlly more like? 50,000 7 of 40 what kind of movement was chartism supposedly esp in north? purely economic 8 of 40 but around whole country seems more like? social and political 9 of 40 for lovett and LWMA the charter was what kind of document? political 10 of 40 and a reaction to which two bad things? reform act + whig repression 11 of 40 what were BPU midlands supporters motivated by? economic reasons mainly > political 12 of 40 what were they more concerned with than universal suffrage? wage levels 13 of 40 so from the outset what differed between chartist supporters? aims and ideas about the movement 14 of 40 when were divisions shown into sharp relief? when the National Convention met 15 of 40 what trades were most of the delegates? shopkeepers / tradesmen 16 of 40 so was not? group wc men as some may have thought 17 of 40 what did delegates agree parlia was unlikely to do? accept national petition 18 of 40 but what divided delegates? what sort of action to take if rejected 19 of 40 several delegates supported peaceful protests such as? exclusive dealing 20 of 40 what was exclusive dealing? boycotting shops where owners opposed chartism 21 of 40 what was the suggestion of the 'sacred month' which split the convention? national strike as well as abstainance from taxable items e.g baccy / alko 22 of 40 what was the aim there to do? distrupt economy so gov forced to negotiate 23 of 40 but convention didn't take into account what about most working class> wouldn;t be able to survive w/o months work 24 of 40 what did the 'sacred month' suggestion carry possibility of? violence and force 25 of 40 what was the big beefy tearing down battle lines debate at the Convention all about? moral versus physical force oooh yay 26 of 40 who supported moral force? lovett and LWMA 27 of 40 and who supported physical? o'connor and GNU 28 of 40 who pressed for what kind of mesures? 'ulterior measures' 29 of 40 what could it be suggested o'connor was really doing with his threats of violence? just trying to stir up crowd and get gov to listen 30 of 40 bc what did he never do in his chartist career> plan or carry out a violent act or meeting 31 of 40 when was convention held in Birmingham? may '39 32 of 40 what did many middle-class delegates do? resign in protest to o'connor and cos speeches hinting at violence 33 of 40 where did chartists hold 'july '39 meeting? birmingham bull ring 34 of 40 challenging what from local magistrates? ban on meetings like the one they were literally holding 35 of 40 what previous event made government hesitant to use local troops? peterloo massacre 36 of 40 instead did what with london police force? sent group up on new railway 37 of 40 what happened to meeting when they arrived? dispersed after a lil 2do w/ popo 38 of 40 who prompted convention to denounce police action? lovett 39 of 40 so what happened to him? arrested and imprisoned (nice1 m8) 40 of 40
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