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Limited working hours for women and children. (PERMISSIVE).
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- Only upper and middle class could vote (loss power aristocracy).
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They bought and freed slaves from the Sugar islands in the Caribbean.
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Prohibits women, girls and boys under the age of 10 from working underground.
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Meets Gladstone for the first time.
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To fund Crimean War.
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Annual pay for renters in counties: 10
Annual pay for householders in boroughs: 7
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Annual pay for householders in counties: 12
Annual pay for renters in counties: 5
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'I have climbed to the top of the greasy pole'.
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'My mission is to pacify Ireland'.
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By Gladstone.
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Creates new schools for middle class children.
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Means that women depend less on their husbands.
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Introduces paid holidays.
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Means non Catholics can go to University.
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Speech on new vision for Conservatives.
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Reduces reliance on alcohol.
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Gave workers to ability to purchase small holdings of land by borrowing money from County Councils.
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Caused by the stock market crash in the US.
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Wants to ammend trade unions.
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Allows towns to remove slums.
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Allows picketing.
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Creates a fairer employment system.
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Prevents people from altering food. Eg, adding coal in flour and salt in beer.
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Creates a line added to ships to control their weight to prevent sinking.
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60% of the male population can now vote.
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'Grow vegetables not government'.
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Shortly after Gladstone retires and leaves Rosebery.
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Gives power to local governments.
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Rosebery doesn't gain popular vote seeing as Gladstone left.
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To gain mines in Africa.
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Means unions have to pay their workers absences to the workplaces.
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2 people killed.
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By James Craig
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Free school meals. 'Hungry children cannot learn'.
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Doesn't allow trade unions to use the money they earn from memberships for political causes. Eg, creating and supporting the Labour party.
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By DLG and Churchill.
Upper and middle classes start to pay taxes.
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The suffragette movement and the collapse of the staple industries.
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Fear of syndicalism, tackled with coersion. Emergence of triple alliance.
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Protests in Glasgow about wages, working conditions, and unfair rents.
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The conservatives and liberals formed a coalition to win.
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Enfranchised all men over the age of 21 and women with properties.
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Enables the government to interfere with the supply of food, water, fuel and light during a state of emergency.
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To advocate for a reduction in government spending.
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Parliamentary group of the conservative party in the house of commons.
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Government announces plans to reduce public expenditures by 87,000,000.
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Conflict over land between Turkey and Greece.
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He lays the foundations for the NHS.
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Stock market crash.
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Means testing.
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- 10% cut unemployment benefit.
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- GB comes off Gold Standard.
- Exchange rate falls by 25%.
- Sterling Area created with Commonwealth countries.
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Addresses economic issues faced after the great depression
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Conservative.
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Referendum that allowed the reintegration of Saar into Germany.
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200 unemployed people marched from Jarrow (Newcastle) to London demanding jobs.
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Signed by Japan, Italy and Germany.
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