B ; mass protest ; eff gov resp ; gagging acts 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain from 1750A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 31-03-18 12:48 when did the french wars end? 1815 1 of 23 what did that mean for the public? could cause inside conflict now and chall liverpool's gov 2 of 23 what happened to the economy? fell into depression after post-war boom shortlived + bad harvest 3 of 23 why was unemployment made worse? demobilisation 300,000 troops 4 of 23 what economic belief did gov cling to? laissez faire 5 of 23 so? didn't intervene with the econom like idiots 6 of 23 what did the radical activities of 1815-17 make ministers believe? broad national revolutionary conspiracy 7 of 23 what four events all seemed linked to a mass insurrection? hampden clubs / spa fields / blanketeers / attack on king 8 of 23 what information reinforced view? spies reports to home secretary 9 of 23 in the aftermath of what event did gov take action? spa fields 10 of 23 how many measures were passed in 1817 to limit radical? 3 11 of 23 what previous measure was made permanent? the treason act of 1795 12 of 23 who was habeas corpus suspended for? those accused of treason 13 of 23 which did what for gov? meant could create case AND took leading radicals out of loop for several months while detained 14 of 23 what measure did they create building on one from 1795? seditious meetings act 1817 15 of 23 who were given power to attend any public meeting? justices of peace 16 of 23 and what could they do? disperse if thought unlawful assembly 17 of 23 what societies were banned outright? those that required secret oath 18 of 23 who did gov specifically suppress by name? spenecans 19 of 23 showing? their specific fear 20 of 23 what did the 1817 measures become known as? gagging acts 21 of 23 what did they succeed in doing? short-term radical suppression esp in LDN 22 of 23 when did radical activity spring up again after term lapsed? 1818xc 23 of 23
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