Victorian Britain flashcards
32 flashcard decks by 26 users
This GoConqr page gathers Victorian Britain flashcards on timelines, social reform, Chartism and public health. School students can practice dates and questions on reform, while teachers can find ready-made study material. There are over 20 decks, mostly at secondary level; pick a topic and try a set of cards.
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- Queen Victoria12
- Social Class and Inequality20
- Poverty and the Poor Law12
- Women in Victorian Britain11
- Victorian Culture and Everyday Life10
- Public Health in Victorian Britain6
- Parliamentary Reform and Democracy44
- Chartism28
- Industrialisation and Economic Reform12
- Peel, Gladstone and Disraeli18
- Ireland and British Politics7
- Crime and Punishment10
Flashcards
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24 cardsUNIT 4 - 5 TIMELINE: 1840 - 1885 Challenges and consequences: Chartism 1841-58 The triumph of democracy
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17 cards09 - 19th century Voyage into the 19th Century
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38 cardsPeel and Social Reform 1832-46 Why was reform to the Poor Law necessary?
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64 cardsDepth Studies Evidence DEPTH STUDY ONE: Early radical reformers (1780-1829)
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41 cardsHistory Synoptic When was Catholic Emancipation passed?
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25 cardsThe 19th Century The 19th Century I
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38 cardsReforms of the Great Ministry 1841-6 What did the 1842 Budget do?
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54 cardsParl Reform + GA Act What issues prompted the 1832 Great Reform Act
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43 cardsPeel and PGs What is a Trade Union
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37 cardsFurther parliamentary reform, 1852-70 Who did the Tory party 'rebrand' under? What did they change their name to?
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32 cardsDisaraeli's reforms Artisan's Dwelling Act Date + MINISTER responsible
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33 cardskey events britian 1799 combination act
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30 cardsThe impact and effectiveness of the Poor Law Amendment Act 1834 What view did the Poor Law Amendment Act reflect?
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28 cardsUNIT 1-3 TIMELINE: 1815 - 1840 Representation and Reform
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22 cardsPeel and Social Reform What motivated Factory Reform?
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9 cardsBritain - DEPTH 2: Chartists
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9 cardsUntitled the new poor law
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9 cards1867 Reform Act How many people did Hosgkinsons amendment add to the electorate?
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10 cardsThe victorians Why is the stage of change named after Queen Victoria?
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10 cardsReform in Great Britain dates When was the great reform act passed?
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25 cardsUnit 3: Victorian Values
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15 cardsPoverty and Public Health What was the Poor Law commission replaced by after is was abolished in 1847?
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2 cardshistory houses What were victorian houses for poor people like ??
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5 cardsUntitled social conditions of Victorian England
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4 cardsLichfield House Compact Lichfield House Compact February 1835
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33 cardsPitt to Peal 3 Royal Commission on Poor Laws
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7 cardsHistory - Jack the Ripper Jack the ripper victims (for certain)
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3 cardsUntitled Who was the Jack the Ripper's First Victim?
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6 cardsvicto.age WHERE DID QUEEN VICTORIA REIGN?
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10 cardsVictorian England - True or False The air in towns was clean in Victorian times.
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6 cardsSource B quiz The new workhouse keeps 11,000 children
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1 cardsHistory Assessment prep Describe 2 features of accommodation for poorer people in the Whitechapel area
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These decks offer different ways to practice. The 19th Century includes questions about the British class system, while History Synoptic asks about Catholic Emancipation. Other decks focus on timelines, parliamentary reform, poverty and public health.
For a starting point, try The 19th Century for its questions about class, then choose a narrower deck. Peel and Social Reform 1832-46 asks why reform of the Poor Law was needed and includes questions about the Speenhamland system. Use its prompts to practice explaining ideas as well as recalling details.
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Work through a few cards at a time. Try answering each question before checking the response, then return to the cards you found difficult. For dates, use a timeline deck to practice putting events in order.
If you want to see connections between topics, switch to a mind map on the unit page. When you are ready to check your recall in another format, try a quiz. Choose a deck that matches the topic you are studying.
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Which flashcard deck should I start with?
The 19th Century is a useful starting point if you want questions about the British class system. For a more focused set, try Peel and Social Reform 1832-46, which asks about the Poor Law and the Speenhamland system. You can also choose a timeline deck to practice ordering events.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover timelines, social and parliamentary reform, Chartism, poverty and public health. History Synoptic includes questions about Catholic Emancipation, while The 19th Century asks about class. The collection includes both question-based cards and timeline decks, so you can choose a format for the material you want to practice.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.