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Britain since the Romans 5 : Industrial Revolution and Empire 1700-1914

- The Agricultural revolution The transport revolution The communications revolution The revolution in the state and the role of government The continual transformation of social classes

First postage stamp 1840

Gradual improvement of deadly working conditions 1842 Mines Act 1844 Factory Act Other Factory Acts in 1847, 1850, 1856, 1878 …

workhouse

Victorian workhouse

Match girls’ strike 1888

Dockers’ strike 1889

1838 The first Chartist petition 1842 The Chartist General strike The fight for democracy 1832 The Reform Act 1838 The first Chartist petition 1842 The Chartist General strike 1848 The third chartist petition 1867 The Second Reform Act 1884 The Third reform Act

1787 the Society for Effecting the Abolition of the Slave Trade 1807 Abolition of the slave trade in the British Empire 1823 The anti-slavery society 1833 Abolition of slavery in the British Empire – compensation paid to slave owners.

1816 Barbados : Bussa’s rebellion 1831 Jamaica : Sam Sharpe’s revolt Statue of Bussa

1857: « the Indian mutiny » or « the first war for Indian independence »

Captain Cook’s cottage in Melbourne

Wolfe Tone One of the leaders of the 1798 Irish rebellion

A monument to the Irish famine of the 1850s

Little Tich

Vesta Tilley

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