Britain’s power and wealth at the beginning of the twentieth century (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Flashcards

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Edwardian era dates

1901 to 1910

Year Liberals returned to power

1906

Four main industries of 20th-century Britain

Textiles, Steel & Iron, Coal Mining, Ship Building

Workforce % in four main industries

One quarter (25%)

Countries competing with Britain industrially

Germany and the US

Anglo-Boer War dates

1899 to 1902

British Empire population by early 1900s

412 million (23% of world population)

Year Dreadnoughts were launched

1906

Marconi's wireless radio achievement (1901)

Sent signals from America to England

Year cinemas emerged in Britain

1900

% of population working in cities/towns by 1900

Over 77%

London's population in Edwardian era

7 million people

Where women worked in textile mills

Lancashire and Yorkshire

Royal Navy strength by 1914

68 battleships, 121 cruisers, 64 submarines

Number of Dreadnoughts built by 1914

29

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