Wealth (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Flashcards

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Britain’s power and wealth at the beginning of the twentieth century
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What years define the Edwardian era in Britain?

The Edwardian era spanned from 1901 to 1910.

What major event began shortly after the Edwardian era?

World War I started in 1914, after the Edwardian era.

Which political party reformed healthcare in 1906?

The Liberal Party returned to power and enacted reforms.

What percentage of the workforce was in main industries?

One quarter of the workforce was employed in key industries.

What major industries thrived in Edwardian Britain?

Textiles, Steel, Coal Mining, and Ship Building were key.

Were there job opportunities for women during this time?

Yes, but limited mainly to textiles and domestic work.

What sparked criticism of Britain's empire in 1902?

Harsh tactics in the Anglo-Boer War caused public scrutiny.

How many Dreadnoughts had Britain built by 1914?

Britain had constructed 29 Dreadnoughts by 1914.

What key invention transformed cinema by 1900?

The development of motion picture cameras advanced cinema.

What percentage of Britons lived in cities by 1900?

About 80% of the population lived in urban areas.

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