History - The Impact of Parliamentary Reform (Theme 2) 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain from 1750A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: LeksiCameronCreated on: 01-12-17 18:13 How many rotten and pocket borough seats were abolished after the 1832 Reform Act? 145 1 of 36 In boroughs what £ householders were enfranchised in 1832? £10 2 of 36 When was the Tamworth Manifesto? Who brought is about? What did it pledge to do? 1834 | Sir Robert Peel | Conserve established institutions and break Old Toryism by campaigning against abuses 3 of 36 When were the Corn Laws repealed and by who 1846 and Sir Robert Peel 4 of 36 When was the Trade Union Congress (TUC) formed? 1868 5 of 36 Who use to vote the same way as their landlords (£) £50 tenant farmers 6 of 36 75% of MPs elected in the first election after the 1832 reforms were mostly...? Landowners 7 of 36 Fewer than ... came from industrial or commerical backgrounds? 100 8 of 36 When was the £600 property qualification abolished? 1858 9 of 36 What proportion of the population did the south-west have over more urban areas? One Third (1/3) 10 of 36 In 1872 how many salaried trade union leaders where elected into parliament? 2 11 of 36 When were 13 salaried trade union leaders elected into parliament? 1885 12 of 36 The extension of the franchise facilitated the election of how many Labour MPs in 1918? 57 13 of 36 When was the Independent Labour Party (ILP) established? 1893 14 of 36 When was the Labour Representation Committee (LRC) formed? 1900 15 of 36 When was the Taff Vale case? What did it lead to? 1910 | An increase in union membership and greater Labour solidarity 16 of 36 When did the Liberals and LRC form the 'Lib-Lab Pact'? and what did it do? 1903 | Prevent a split in the working class vote 17 of 36 When was the Labour Party formed? 1906 18 of 36 When was the first Labour government formed and who was it under? 1924 and Ramsay MacDonald 19 of 36 Who did the Whig MPs join with to ensure the defeat of the King's Prime Minster nominee? Radicals and Irish MPs (Linchfield House Compact) 20 of 36 Who would Victoria have prefered to be Prime Minister instead of Gladstone in 1880? Lord Hartington 21 of 36 Who was the political journalist in 1867 who wrote the book 'The English Constitution'? Walter Bagehot 22 of 36 What percentage of MPs elected in December 1832 were landowners? 75% 23 of 36 After the 1867 Reform Act how many MPs were returned from the south-west? 45 24 of 36 After the 1867 Reform Act how many MPs were taken from small boroughs/ And how many larger boroughs received them? 38 small boroughs and 19 larger boroughs 25 of 36 How many small boroughs lost their seat because of the 1885 Redistribution Act? 107 26 of 36 To enhance party co-ordination what did the Tories found in 1832? The Carlton club 27 of 36 When was the Whig's Reform Club set up? 1836 28 of 36 Who established the Conservative Central Office in 1871? John Gorst 29 of 36 The National Union of Conservatuve and Constitutional Association had how many local associations? When was this? 791 local associations and 1877 30 of 36 Election defeat in 1874 for the Liberals led to the creation of what? And when? The National Liberal Federation and in 1877 31 of 36 Who was the leading Liberal in Birmingham? (After the 1867 Reform Act) Joseph Chamberlain 32 of 36 When was the Primrose League? 1884 to 1910 33 of 36 The electorate enfranchised how many men and women? 5 million men and 8 million women 34 of 36 In % what did the Labour Party's share of the vote rise to agyer the 1918 Reform Act? 7% to 22% 35 of 36 What did the trade union membership rise to during World War One? 4 million to 6 million 36 of 36
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