Liberal social reforms (AQA GCSE History): Flashcards

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Liberal social reforms
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Laissez-faire approach before Liberal reforms

Gov't belief it shouldn't interfere in people's lives

% of London in poverty (Booth's 1889 study)

Around 30%

% of York in poverty (Rowntree's study)

Approximately 50%

Poverty line (Rowntree's concept)

Minimum money needed to survive

Second Boer War years

1899-1902

% of Boer War recruits too unhealthy to serve

Around one-third

Year Liberal Government came to power

1906

Year free school meals introduced

1906

Old-age pension weekly amount (1908)

25 pence per week

Age for old-age pension eligibility

Over 70 years old

Year National Insurance Act passed

1911

Earnings limit for National Health Insurance

Less than £160 per year

Who funded National Insurance scheme?

Workers, employers, and government

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