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Liberal social reforms
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What was the govt's previous approach before accepting it needed to help ordinary people?

Laissez-faire

What % of London's population did Charles Booth find lived in poverty in 1889?

Around 30%

What % of people in York did Rowntree find lived in poverty?

Approximately 50%

Who developed the concept of the 'poverty line'?

Seebohm Rowntree

What proportion of Boer War recruits were too unhealthy to serve in the army?

Around one-third

In which year did the Liberal Government come to power?

1906

When were free school meals for children from poor families introduced?

1906

How much per week did old-age pensions pay?

25 pence

How old did people need to be to receive an old-age pension?

Over 70 years old

In which year was the National Insurance Act passed?

1911

Workers earning less than what yearly amount were eligible for National Health Insurance?

£160 per year

Who funded the National Insurance scheme through contributions?

Workers, employers & govt

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