The enlightenment, urbanisation and political change: an overview (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Quizzes

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The enlightenment, urbanisation and political change: an overview
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What was the population of England and Wales in 1900?

40 million

What percentage of the population lived in urban areas at the height of industrialisation?

80%

What was a rookery?

A slum area with high poverty and crime

Why were rookery streets ideal for petty crimes like theft?

They were very narrow

What made Britain the richest country in the world?

Industrialisation, trade and the Empire

What change occurred in attitudes toward government in the 19th century?

People became more willing to accept it

What did handloom weavers do during Luddism in 1812-1813?

Attacked factory machines

How many people died at the Peterloo Massacre in 1819?

11 people

Who attacked farm machines during the Swing Riots of 1830-1831?

Agricultural labourers

How did farmers disguise themselves during the Rebecca Riots?

As women

What was the main goal of Chartism between 1839-1848?

Working people's right to vote

How many farm labourers from Tolpuddle were arrested in 1833?

Six

What sentence did the Tolpuddle Martyrs receive?

7 years transportation

Who was the employer that reported the Tolpuddle men?

James Frampton

How many people signed the petition for the Tolpuddle Martyrs?

250,000

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