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Social movements and policies; self-help; trade unions; education and social reform legislation.
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Reform and challenge, c1851–c1886
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Social movements and policies; self-help; trade unions; education and social reform legislation
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Which of the following acts aimed to improve education for the working class in the 1870s?
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The Education Act of 1870 was designed to provide elementary education for all children in England and Wales, marking a significant step towards universal education.
Key terms
- Chartism: A working-class movement in the 1830s and 1840s that sought political reforms including universal suffrage and better representation.
- Trade Union: An organization of workers formed to protect their rights and interests, particularly in relation to wages and working conditions.
Common trap
Confusing the goals of Chartism with other reform movements: Focus on the specific demands of Chartism, such as political rights for men, rather than broader social reforms.
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