Chartism - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

A summary of the Chartist movement exploring the following: - Aims - Causes - Key events - Constitutional tactics - Support - Important individuals - Reasons for failure - Was the movement a complete failure?

What were the 6 points on the charter? 1) a vote for every man over 21 2) secret ballot 3) no property qualification for MPs 4) payment of MPs 5) equal sized constituencies 6) annual elections what were the types of Chartism? Who were the leaders of both sides? +Moral force- Lovett, believed the wc would only get the vote if they appeared respectable +Physical force- O'Connor, believed in the threat of violence, confrontation and strikes How many people signed the first petition& wh...

This document contains a small summary sheet for each event you have to learn for the AQA GCSE Power of the people history course. -the suffragists the match girl strikes chartism the docker strikes the tolpuddle martyrs the English civil war

A summary of the themes in Unit 36.1 - Protest, agitation and parliamentary reform in Britain, c. Includes: - The influence of extra-parliamentary pressure - How did the distribution of seats change ? - Influence of the crown and aristocracy over elections - To what extent did political parties change in the years ? - Impact of parliamentary reform on party political organisation and membership - The extent of change in the social make-up of the House of Commons by 1928

This document discusses 3 artists and the characteristics of abstract expressionism they created in their artworks.

In depth notes from Pitt to Peel Chapter 7. It includes notes from the textbook, my class notes and my extended research on Chartism, Trade Unions and the Tolpuddle Martyrs.