British Depth Study 1890-1918 Some key dates and facts for GCSE History between 1890-1918. 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryGCSEOCR Created by: MarkCreated on: 29-04-13 20:52 30% Percentage living below poverty line 1 of 27 'Life and labour of the people of London' Charles booth's report 2 of 27 700- 800 Number of private charties in London 1905 3 of 27 500,000 Number Dr Barnardo helped by 1905 4 of 27 1899 Boer war 5 of 27 'Poverty: a study of town life' Seebohm Rowntree's book 6 of 27 1900 Labour party formed 7 of 27 1906 Free school meals 8 of 27 158,000 Number of children having free school meals everyday. 9 of 27 1907 School medical inspections 10 of 27 1908 The childrens act 11 of 27 1912 School clinics act 12 of 27 1909 Labour exchanges act 13 of 27 1911 National insurance act 14 of 27 1912 National insurance act 2 15 of 27 10 shilings Amount for 1st 13 weeks sick pay 16 of 27 7s 6d Amount for 15 weeks unemployent pay 17 of 27 2d Amount paid by workers, employers and government into unemployment insurance 18 of 27 4d 3d 2d Amount paid by workers, employers and government into sickness insurance 19 of 27 1908 Pensions act 20 of 27 70 Age at which pension could be claimed 21 of 27 7s 6d Pension for married couple 22 of 27 5s Pension for single person 23 of 27 £21 Level of income per year barrier to getting pension 24 of 27 500,000 Number who qualified for a pension 25 of 27 2.25 m Number who were initally covered by National Insurance agianst unemploment 26 of 27 1909 Year of 'peoples budget' to fund reforms 27 of 27
How was British society changed? (1890-1918) - Specific Knowledge & Statistics 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating
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