B ; mass protest ; sig? ; peterloo 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain from 1750A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 30-03-18 17:43 what two things damped down rebellion for a bit? gov. actions in '16/7 + economic improvements 1 of 40 who stood for parliament in 1818? henry hunt 2 of 40 what happened? defeated 3 of 40 why? reform advocacy unpopular with electorate 4 of 40 what still remained? radical society and press 5 of 40 what ceased publication in 1817? political register 6 of 40 bc? cobbett fled 2 usa 7 of 40 where was peterloo? manchester 8 of 40 why? city and towns perfect for WC radicalism 9 of 40 what was there a long area tradition of? trade unionism 10 of 40 and what had given rise to strong WC ID? big textile mills 11 of 40 separating them from? their MC employers 12 of 40 what exemplified WC activity in MCR pre-peterloo? blanketeers in 1817 13 of 40 who were they? textile workers 14 of 40 who planned to? march to london to petition for improvement in the cotton trade 15 of 40 how many marchers? 300 16 of 40 how big of a crowd? 10000 17 of 40 when were many stopped by the yeomanry? six miles away in stockport 18 of 40 the rest didn't get further than? macclesfield chesire 19 of 40 what happened to the economy round MCR in 1818? downturn in textile industry 20 of 40 bc of? cotton **** in america innit 21 of 40 what did this lead to? radical activist meeting in 1819 MDR 22 of 40 and who was asked to address gathering? henry hunt 23 of 40 when exactly was the meeting? 16th aug 1819 24 of 40 where? st peters fields 25 of 40 how many people attended? 80,000 26 of 40 what did some groups banners call for? universal suffrage / annual parliament 27 of 40 when did hunt arrive and address crowd? 1pm 28 of 40 who were watching from nearby house? magistrates 29 of 40 who issued? warrant for his arrest 30 of 40 who did they order to arrest him? mcr + salford yeomanry 31 of 40 what caused men and horses to panic? hard to move thru dense crowd 32 of 40 what was thrown @ them? some stones 33 of 40 + they responded by? hacking w/ sabres 34 of 40 what happened when other forces moved in? crowd dispersed 35 of 40 how many dead? 11 36 of 40 how many injured? 500+ 37 of 40 what did these events provoke? national revulsion / sporadic riots / more political unions 38 of 40 who could it be argued was responsible for this other than the gov? manchester magistr8s 4 getting real bummy real fast 4 like no reason 39 of 40 also who? amateur yeomanry 40 of 40
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