History - Liberal Welfare Reforms 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryEffectiveness of the ReformsScottish HighersSQA Created by: maxwellM12Created on: 23-01-20 19:43 How a)old and b)poor were people collecting pensions a) 70 b)earned less than £31.50 per annum 1 of 21 How many people relied on pensions? 1 million 2 of 21 How much did a single person recieve a week? 25p 3 of 21 How much did a couple ecieve a week? 35p 4 of 21 Who said 35p was too little? Rowntree 5 of 21 Where were pensions collected? The post office to remove stigma of the poor law 6 of 21 How many jobs were found a day in 1914? 4000 7 of 21 How many people who registered at job centres in 1910 never recieved work? 75% 8 of 21 How many workers were covered by 1911 sickness insurance? 13million 9 of 21 How much did workers recieve whilst off work poorly? 50p for 13 weeks, then 25p 13 weeks 10 of 21 Were family members covered by workers sickness insurance? Nope. 11 of 21 What did you need to rely on after 26 weeks off work? Highly stigmatised poor law 12 of 21 Who was it compulsory for to have unemployment insurance? 16-70 y/o earning less thwn £160 a year. 13 of 21 Although it helped 7 trades who wasn't covered by unemployment insurance? Agriculture workers who had seasonal jobs 14 of 21 How many school meals were issued by 1914 14 million 15 of 21 When were school meals made compulsory? 1914 16 of 21 what % of counclis didn't provide school meals by 1912? 50% 17 of 21 When was begging deemed not a good source of income? 1908 18 of 21 The 1907 Medical Inspection Act made it compulsory for school children to have how many checkups within their school life? 3 19 of 21 How did some doctors treat the children that had disease? They didn't, it was left to the parents to deal with 20 of 21 Who identified that 1/3rd of the British population were in poverty in the 19th century? Booth and Rowntree 21 of 21
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