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6. The National Insurance Act was introduced in 19__ and was in _ part(s)
- 1909, 2
- 1911, 1
- 1911, 2
- 1909, 1
7. When was Life and Labour of the People published, where was it focused and who by?
- 1889 in London by Charles Booth
- 1902 in London by Seebohm Rowntree
- 1901 in York by Seebohm Rowntree
- 1889 in York by Charles Booth
8. When did Lloyd George become Chancellor of the Exchequer? What did he introduce?
- 1907, free medical inspections
- 1909, Old Age Pensions
- 1908, Old Age Penisons
- 1908, Childrens charter
9. What was the first reform introduced for children?
- School Meals act
- Borstals
- Free medical inspections
- Children's charter
10. How much would someone receive from the pension? A couple?
- 4s/week, 10s for a couple
- 13s/week, 26s for a couple
- 5s/week, 7s6d for a couple
- 7s6d/week same for a couple
11. What did the Trade Boards act introduce? When?
- Factory demolitions 1907
- Minimum wages 1909
- Maximum wages 1911
- Slavery 1909
12. Who was helped by NIA part 2?
- Unemployed in shipbuilding/construction
- Employers
- Unemployed
- Employed
13. How much were sick workers paid? How much did they have to pay into the fund?
- 4s/week, paid 10s
- 4s/week, paid nothing
- 10s/week, paid 4s
- 10s/week, paid nothing
14. What did Labour exchanges (1909) do?
- help unemployed find jobs (1913, 3000/day found)
- help unemployed sweep the streets
- helped people swap jobs they were bored with
- helped unemployed find permanent job forever
15. Free medical inspections for children (1907) werent useful because...
- it was difficult to enforce
- it wasnt compulsory
- treatment wasnt free until 1912
- treatment was free
16. Who disliked the reforms?
- The children
- The workers
- Conservatives and Labour parties
- The old people
17. Part 1 helped who?
- Unemployed workers
- Families of sick people
- Sick workers
- Bored workers