'Poor law' diaporamas de présentation

10.30am AGM Welcome Address Michael Gelling OBE Chair of TAROE

TAROE AGM 2012. 10.30am AGM Welcome Address Michael Gelling OBE Chair of TAROE. TAROE AGM 2012. FIRE. PHONES. Housekeeping. TOILETS. PHOTOS. TAROE AGM 2012. Thank you DACP. TAROE AGM 2012. Thank you Derby Homes. TAROE AGM 2012. Opening remarks by Chair. TAROE AGM 2012.

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The Educational Thought of N.W. Senior:

The Educational Thought of N.W. Senior:. The Relationship between the Poor Law Amendment Act and Education. 30th History of Economic Thought Society of Australia September 26, 2017. Satoshi FUJIMURA. Motivation. The aim of Poor Law Solve the poverty problem Poor Law

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A Christmas carol

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The development of childhood

The development of childhood. Custom and practice in the middle ages. As soon as children were physically capable, children of all classes were expected to take on adult roles. Boys learned farming or a skilled trade. Girls aided in food preparation or household maintenance.

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The Rise of State Medicine

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The way of life can be free and beautiful. But we have lost the way.

Responding to Classical Liberalism. The way of life can be free and beautiful. But we have lost the way. Greed has poisoned men's souls - has barricaded the world with hate; has goose-stepped us into misery and bloodshed.

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THE RICH AND THE POOR

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THE AGE OF REFORM

THE AGE OF REFORM. 1830 - 1900. glossary. Since Elizabethan times, there had been a system in England of helping those who were sick or who could not find work, as well as poor widows and orphans. glossary.

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CHARLES DICKENS

CHARLES DICKENS. His early life .

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historyandpolicy

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The Chartists

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Project Name

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BRITISH DEPTH STUDY, 1890-1918

BRITISH DEPTH STUDY, 1890-1918. The Liberal Reforms. Reactions to the reforms. Starter: Refer to the change and continuity table you completed for homework:

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Poverty and the British State Unit 2 AS

Poverty and the British State Unit 2 AS. WHAT WILL I STUDY?. The course is divided into sections: The Old Poor Law : How did it operate? What were its strengths and weaknesses?

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KEY CONCEPTS

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Liberal Reforms: Assessment

Liberal Reforms: Assessment. 2. Poverty caused by Unemployment. The Problem . In 1908, 7.2% of workforce was unemployed = 800,000 people living in poverty. Many industries could not offer permanent work. How were they helped? Poor Law. . What did the Liberals do? .

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Poor law and workhouses

Poor law and workhouses. The old poor law. In the industrial revolution the poor in England, were looked after by a system set up in the 16 th century. Every parish (town) was to set up their own workhouses where the poor could live and work for very little or no pay.

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