1. Liberals &
Conservatives FR

2. Act: Artisans Dwelling Act 1875
Minister Responsible: Cross
Main Terms:
Significance:
Effects:
Act: Merchant Shipping Act 1876
Minister Responsible: Adderley
Act: Friendly Societies Act 1875
Minister Responsible: Northcote
Act: Sale of Food and Drugs Act1875
Minister Responsible: Schlater-Booth
Act: Conspiracy and Protection of Property Act 1875
Act: Employers and Workmen Act 1876
Act: Licensing Act 1874
Act: Public Health Act 1875
Act: Factory Act1874
Act: Factory Act 1878
Act: Education Act 1876
Minister Responsible: Sandon

3. IRISH UNIVERSITES BILL 1873FR

4. EDUCATION ACT 1870 FR

5. TRADE UNION ACT 1871 FR

6. RELIGIOUS EQUALITY AND THE TRADE UNIONS ACT 1871FR

7. CARDWELL’S ARMY REFORMS 1871FR

8. CIVIL SERVICE ACT 1870 FR

9. BALLOT ACT 1872 FR

10. LICENSING ACT 1872 FR

11. JUDICATURE ACT 1873 FR

12. What shaped Gladstone?
Your task is to represent the seven different stages of Gladstone’s early career as a bag (as there is a “Gladstone Bag”) and explain under each box why you have represented him in this way. You should think about how Gladstone’s personality could be best shaped - if he is traditional or a reformer; fashionable or practical; Liberal or Conservative. Think about the design and pattern that would be on the bag as well. For example, during his early years in parliament, he was a conservative, so students could decide to utilise a briefcase as this is traditionally a conservative way of carrying items.
The Seven Stages are
The Young Conservative
Free Trade and Young England: Economic Liberal
The Peelite and Religious Liberal
The Humanitarian Liberal
The Free Trade Chancellor and
The Uncertain Man
The Political Reformer

13. The Young Conservative 1832-1841
Free Trade and Young England: Economic Liberal
The Peelite and Religious Liberal

14. The Humanitarian Liberal 1844-1852
The Free Trade Chancellor and
The Uncertain Man
The Political Reformer

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