OCR GCSE History-Paper Two: The Beginnings of Reform NEW FOR 2015!!!

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Part of OCR GCSE History-Paper Two: The Beginnings of Reform, from the specification. This exam is NEW FOR 2015!!!
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THE BEGINNINGS OF REFORM .
When was the first Public Health Act? 1848
What were the terms of the 1848 Public Health Act? -Established board of central health -Loans could be made for public health infrastructure -Boards set up where death rate is over 23 per 100
What was the main limitation of the 1848 Public Health Act? Local Authorities did not compel action
When was the second Public Health Act? 1875
What was the 1875 Health Act? Laid down all the duties of a local council, they were forced to perform these tasks: -Provision of water -Proper drainage and sewage -Medical Officer of Health
What happened as a result of the 1875 Public Health Act? -Working-class men could vote -Every local authority had to set up schools -Weakening of Laissez Faire -Quality of education improved -Working conditions improved -Compulsory vaccinations -Isolation hospitals -Laws against river pollution -Food regulations for shops -Building regulations -Regulation of Doctor's qualifications -Pasteur's germ theory proved link between dirt and disease
What three acts did Benjamin Disraeli introduce? -Artisan Dwellings Act -Rivers Pollution Prevention Act -Food and Drugs Act
What is the Artisan Dwellings Act? Local areas could buy slum areas and build on them-more and better quality housing
What is the River Pollution Prevention Act? Solid matter or pollution not allowed to go into rivers (decreasing Cholera)
What is The Food and Drugs Act? Food inspection took place, so that people were not eating harmful foods
What did Joseph Chamberlain do? -Focuses on Birmingham -Pumps his own money into reform -Suggests the building of new streets, but it is too expensive, and objected by committee -Eventually they are rehoused from slums to suburbs
What is Lord William Lever instigate? Model Villages
Describe how Lever set up Port Sunlight? -56 acres of land in Cheshire -Schools for 500 children, 700 cottages, a concert hall, library, gym, open air pool -Rents 1 5th of weekly wage -Strict ethical codes: job loss is consequence for not following
Who set up Bournville? George and Richard Cadbury
Describe how the Cadbury's set up Bournville -Four miles from the city -Good transport links -Supply of Clean water -Chocolate factory -16 cottages for key workers -Each garden "not less thane 1 6th of an acre" with fruit trees
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