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Elizabethan Poor Law (1601) - ANSWERSThe national Poor Law, required each parish to elect Overseers and set a compulsory Poor Rate The Settlement Act (1662) - ANSWERSIndividual relief applicants could be returned to the parish of birth The Settlement Act (1697) - ANSWERSMigrants had to produce a certificate declaring they'd return to own parish if applying for relief Gilbert's Act (1782) - ANSWERSAllowed parishes to combine to build a workhouse for non-able-bodied The Sturges-B...

Legislature - ANSWERSCongress, made up of the senate and house of representatives Executive - ANSWERSPresident, vice president, armed forces and cabinet Judiciary - ANSWERSSupreme court, court of appeals and district courts Woodrow Wilson - ANSWERSDemocrat 1913-21 Warren G. Harding - ANSWERSRepublican 1921-22 Calvin Coolidge - ANSWERSRepublican 1922-29 Herbert C. Hoover - ANSWERSRepublican 1929-33 'Normalcy' (Harding) - ANSWERSA stable, steady way of life 'Normal...

What was the Dillingham Commission? (&year) - ANSWERS1911 -investigated impact of immigration on USA -'old' and 'new' immigrants -threat to American society -used to justify 1921 Emergency Quota Why did they start using legislation against immigration? - ANSWERS-Fear of communists (red scare 19-20) -post war isolationism -Dillingham report -unemployment -to control hysteria Why did people overlook the fact that some immigrants were illegal at first? - ANSWERS-high...

What was the Battle of Bosworth? - ANSWERS- 22 August 1485 - Henry had smaller force (5,000), however Richard's miscalculations cost him the battle - Stanley's (supposed to support Richard) stood at sidelines as Thomas was Henry's stepdad, Sir William committed troops to Henry, his troops attack Richard who is killed - Henry won, however nobility had betrayed their king and acted for their interests, could Henry really trust them? - Able to present victory as one given from God, Ric...

What are the Fundamental Laws? - ANSWERSeffectively a new constitution created by the Tsar in 1906 What power did the fundamental laws give to the Tsar? - ANSWERS-Article 4= Tsar has god given and absolute autocratic power -Article 87= Nick has the right to create laws without consulting the Duma -Tsar had the right to dissolve the Duma -Tsar had command over the army and dealings with foreign power What power did the Duma have under the fundamental laws? - ANSWERS-created a bicameral s...

Defeat at Adowa - ANSWERS1896 Giolitti PM - ANSWERS1911 Invasion of Libya - ANSWERS1911 Franchise Extension (Literate Men +21. All Men +30) - ANSWERS1912 Ottoman Empire Surrenders Libya - ANSWERS1912 First Elections Under New Suffrage (Socialists, Radicals, Catholics & Nationals make gains) - ANSWERS1913 Giolitti Resigns - ANSWERS1914 WW1 Starts, Italy Declares Neutrality - ANSWERS1914 Treaty of London - ANSWERS1915 Salandra Replaced With Boselli - ANSWERS1916 Battl...

- ANSWERS When was the Act for 'Lighting with Gas the Town of St Helens' in Lancashire passed? - ANSWERS1831-32 Why did implementing the Public Health Act of 1848 get off to a bad start? - ANSWERSIt was overshadowed by the second cholera outbreak to hit Britain.

Owain Glyndwr - ANSWERSLeader or the welsh rebellion in Conwy Castle - ANSWERSWelsh castle sieged in 1401 - many taken as prisoners by Hotspur and Prince Henry Prince of Wales - ANSWERSHenry of Monmouth (Henry V) BUT Owain was claimed as this Hotspur - ANSWERSNickname of Henry Percy the king's unwillingness to settle a dispute between Owain Glyndwr and Lord Ruthin - ANSWERSImmediate cause of welsh rebellion Anglo-Welsh hostility - ANSWERS15th century relations 1400 - ANSWER...

KEY - ANSWERS? - Theme 1 (Political and Governmental Change) ?? - Theme 2 (Opposition, Control and Consent) ??? - Theme 3 (Eco. development and policies) ???? - Theme 4 (Aspects of life) What was the Potsdam conference? - ANSWERS- June 1945 - Following policies agreed: ◘ De-Nazification: former Nazi leaders brought to justice in trials ◘ Demilitarisation: military reductions to ensure Germany wouldn't wage aggressive wars again ◘ Deindustrialisation: large industrial ...