Liberal Reform Dates 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryChanges in British society during the 20th centuryGCSECCEA Created by: Georgia ScarboroughCreated on: 05-12-12 18:49 1867 Dr Thomas Barnado started a network of childrens homes 1 of 30 1878 Salvation army had 45 branches 2 of 30 1900 Salvation army was runnign its own training centres. 3 of 30 1886-1903 Charles Booth investigated living conditions, income and spending in london 4 of 30 1900-1901 Rowntree looks into main reasons for poverty 5 of 30 1899-1902 Boer War 6 of 30 1900 Socialists formed the Labour party 7 of 30 1906 General election- 400 libs, 157 cons, 83 irish nat, 29 labour 8 of 30 1906 free school meals 9 of 30 1907 School medical inspections 10 of 30 1908 The childrens act 11 of 30 1908 The pensions act 12 of 30 1908 LLoyd George becomes chancellor of the exchequer 13 of 30 1909 Llody George budget "peoples budget" 14 of 30 1909 Labour exchange act 15 of 30 1909 Royal commision reported that the poor law should be reformed and then recommended abolition 16 of 30 1911 National insurance Act 1- Sickness 17 of 30 1912 National insurance Act 2- Unemployment 18 of 30 1914 14 million free schoo meals were being cooked for around 158,000 children 19 of 30 1914 Most local councils were providing some free medical treatment for children 20 of 30 1929 Poor law abolished 21 of 30 William Booth and Catherine Booth Founders of the Salvation army 22 of 30 Charles Booth Invented the "Poverty line" .. 4 types of poor; A.B,C,D 23 of 30 Seebohm Rowntree developed Booths poverty line... Primary and Secondry poverty line 24 of 30 Dr Thomas Barnado Founder of Dr Banardo's childrens homes 25 of 30 David Lloyd George Chancellor of the Exchequer 1906-1916 Priminster 1916-1922 -liberal 26 of 30 Marquis of Salisbury Priminster 1895-1902 -conservative 27 of 30 Arthur James Balfour Primeminster 1902-1905 -conservative 28 of 30 Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Primeminister 1905-1908 -liberal 29 of 30 Herbert Asquith Primeminster 1908-1916 -liberal 30 of 30
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