The Liberal Reforms 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryChanges in British society during the 20th centuryGCSEOCR Created by: AnnieUptonCreated on: 21-04-15 10:58 who were most vunerable in the 20th century The Elderly, Children and Unemplyed/Sick 1 of 18 Who was the Chancellor of the Exchequer? David Lloyd George 2 of 18 What reforms helped children? Free School Meals and The Children Charters 3 of 18 What was the Young Persons Act 1908 imposed severe punishments for neglecting children, illegal to sell cigarettes under 16, seperate prisons and borstals 4 of 18 What reforms helped The elderly Pensions (1908) 5 of 18 What reforms helped the unemployed/sick? Labour Exchanges (1909) National Insurance Act (1911) 6 of 18 What were labour excahnge? places set up to help unemployed people find work 7 of 18 What was the National Insuarance Act gave people the right to free medical treatment and sick pay 8 of 18 A point for Free School Meals Children were getting one good meal a day 9 of 18 A point against Free School Meals it wasn't compulsary - some councilds didn't provide free meals 10 of 18 A point for pensions kept people out of the workhouse 11 of 18 A point against pensions was refused to people that have never worked 12 of 18 A point for Labour exchanges loads of people were being emloyed by the labour exchange 13 of 18 A point against Labour Exchange most jobs were temporary or part-time 14 of 18 A point for National Insurance produced a safetly net for people at hard times 15 of 18 A point against National Insurance Poor people had to pay contributions out of their wages adn it only llasted a limited time 16 of 18 A point for Free Medical Treatment? saved lives 17 of 18 A point against Free Medical Treatment Only for the wage-earner - it wasn't available to family 18 of 18
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