Liberal Reforms 3.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? HistoryChanges in British society during the 20th centuryGCSEAQA Created by: Sahar IqbalCreated on: 16-10-12 19:32 Why did the Liberal reforms help children more then other groups? It provided more for children for example, free school meals and inspections. Also, there were less restrictions 1 of 20 Who investigated in Poverty first? Charles Booth 2 of 20 Why did Booth investigate in poverty? He wanted to know the cause and statistics of poverty 3 of 20 What did Booth find out? 90% people were poor because of circumstances they could not control. Only 10% were poor because of their own faults 4 of 20 What did society believe was the reason of poverty before Booth's findings? That people were poor because they gambled and drunk it all away 5 of 20 What was there to help the poor before the liberal reforms? Some charities and churches 6 of 20 Did the poor ask for help before the reforms? No because it would lower their pride 7 of 20 What was the purpose of publishing booth's findings? To shows people the reason for poverty as to encourage them to donate more money to chairites. 8 of 20 What are the steps of answering an inference question? Explain message of source, suppourt with detail, use own knowledge, Reiterate overall message 9 of 20 What is absolute poverty? Not being able to earn enough for a living 10 of 20 What is relative poverty? Only being poor compared to the rich 11 of 20 What is undeserving Poverty? Peoples fault for being poor 12 of 20 What is deserving poverty? People who faced poverty because of circumstances out of their control 13 of 20 Who were taxed more to pay for the liberal reforms? The rich and landowners 14 of 20 Who may think it is fair to tax the rich more? Why? The poor and the goverment because they need the money 15 of 20 Who may think it's unfair to tax the rich more? The rich because they don't want to give their money away 16 of 20 How did the liberal reforms help children? Protection, free school meals, free check ups 17 of 20 What was the labour exchange act? A place where people offering work could advertise it for unemployed people, rather then them asking around. Jobseekers. 18 of 20 What was the national insurance? A law that provided seasonal and sick workers with money to get by. 19 of 20 Good luck Sahar ! Thanks, 20 of 20
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