Poverty&Public health 1.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? HistoryModern Britain - 19th century onwardsASAQA Created by: EllieSpiralsCreated on: 20-01-15 09:34 What does ABSOLUTE poverty mean? Lack of income and cant meet basic needs 1 of 30 What does RELATIVE poverty mean? Less than 60% average income 2 of 30 What does LAISSEZ FAIRE mean? Let it be 3 of 30 What was the governemtns attitude in C19? poverty wasnt their responsibillity 4 of 30 what did 'too much help' believed lead to in C19? no incentive to work 5 of 30 who are the DESERVING poor? Elderly, Children and sick 6 of 30 Who are the Undeserving? Beggers/Criminals 7 of 30 what does PROVENANCE mean? Origins of the source 8 of 30 What does the WEIGHT of a source mean? How useful 9 of 30 What was in 1858? The Great Stink 10 of 30 How was the event caused? Overflowing Cess pits 11 of 30 Who invented the imporved sewage system? Bazelgette 12 of 30 Who are Paupers? poeple who cant afford basic needs and recieve support 13 of 30 Who was responsible for paupers? The Parishes 14 of 30 Who funded poor Relief? Tax from the Landowners 15 of 30 Who was the overseeker of the poor? Landowners took turns 16 of 30 What is outdoor relief? Support for poor in their own homes 17 of 30 What were the 3 houses? work house, poor house, house of correction 18 of 30 3 problems with the old law? No consistent system, not all parishes could afford 3 houses, could be corrupt 19 of 30 What year were the SETTLEMENT ACTS? 1662.1697 20 of 30 What was the first settlement act? Legal Settlement from birth, marriage, apprentiship and inhertience 21 of 30 What was the 2nd settlement act? Settlement certificate is needed 22 of 30 What was the Knatchball Act? Parish officers could buy buildings to use as Workhouses and could apply to do the workhouse test 23 of 30 What was the Workhouse test? To see how desperate the person needed support 24 of 30 Why did most parishes continue with Out door relief? Cheaper 25 of 30 What was the Gilberts Act? Allowed parishes to join into unions 26 of 30 What was the statistics for the Gilberts Act? 1834=67 unions 27 of 30 Speenhamland system? Change of support depending on the price of bread and the number of children 28 of 30 Labour Rate? Rate to cover the able bodied and set a wage for the unemplyed 29 of 30 Roundsman system? Able-bodied would be sent around parishes until they were employed and would be paid an agreed wage 30 of 30
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