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The Anti-Corn Law League
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In which year did the government introduce the Corn Laws?

1815

What was the main purpose of the Corn Laws?

To tax imported corn

Which group benefited most from the high corn prices created by the Corn Laws?

Landowners

In which year was the Anti-Corn Law League established as a national organization?

1839

What was John Bright's religious background?

Quaker

When did John Bright become a Member of Parliament?

1843

What type of protest tactics did the Anti-Corn Law League strictly maintain?

Non-violent protest

What everyday items did the League produce as political memorabilia?

Plates, cups and jugs

When did the Irish Potato Famine occur, which helped force repeal of the Corn Laws?

1845-1846

In which year were the Corn Laws finally repealed?

1846

Who was the Prime Minister that repealed the Corn Laws in 1846?

Sir Robert Peel

Where was the Anti-Corn Law Association first established in the 1830s?

Nottingham

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