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1 The Progress of Chartism What have you learned ?

2 Lesson Objectives To review your learning by demonstrating what key ideas you have grasped. To review your learning by demonstrating what key ideas you have grasped. To learn about other important events in Chartism To learn about other important events in Chartism

3 Support for Chartism Find a reason to argue that Chartism was a national movement. (Megan & Natalie) Find a reason to argue that Chartism was a national movement. (Megan & Natalie) Find some evidence to back-up the view that Chartism was not fully supported by the working classes. (James & Chris) Find some evidence to back-up the view that Chartism was not fully supported by the working classes. (James & Chris)

4 The importance of class Find a piece of evidence that proves that the Chartists were focussed on class conflict. (Laura & Sophie & Olivia) Find a piece of evidence that proves that the Chartists were focussed on class conflict. (Laura & Sophie & Olivia) Find a reason that explains why the middle classes might support the Anti-Corn Law League. (Alison & Katie) Find a reason that explains why the middle classes might support the Anti-Corn Law League. (Alison & Katie)

5 Strategies Identify 2 Moral Force tactics that failed. (Hannah & Daniel) Identify 2 Moral Force tactics that failed. (Hannah & Daniel) Identify 1 Physical Force tactic that failed. (Elliot & Joseph) Identify 1 Physical Force tactic that failed. (Elliot & Joseph) How could you argue that the decision not to stage the Sacred month was How could you argue that the decision not to stage the Sacred month was A) Pragmatic (Georgia & Mercedes) or A) Pragmatic (Georgia & Mercedes) or B) Cowardly (Rachel & Lucy) B) Cowardly (Rachel & Lucy)

6 Tactics Give an example of where the language of menace might be used. (Charlotte & Felicity) Give an example of where the language of menace might be used. (Charlotte & Felicity) Give an example of defensive violence (Emily & Luke ) Give an example of defensive violence (Emily & Luke ) How could both of these be justified by the Chartists ? (Chris G & Charlotte) How could both of these be justified by the Chartists ? (Chris G & Charlotte)

7 Failure Find 3 things that might have contributed to the failure of Chartism. (Rebecca & Hayley) Find 3 things that might have contributed to the failure of Chartism. (Rebecca & Hayley)

8 Strategies and Tactics Resources: Chapter 7 The Working Class Challenge, pages 120 onwards Resources: Chapter 7 The Working Class Challenge, pages 120 onwards Single Sheet on Chartist Strategies Single Sheet on Chartist Strategies

9 Task From both texts find out:- From both texts find out:- 1. Why the NCA was so important 2. What the New Move was, why it began and why it was opposed by some Chartists. 3. What the Land Plan was, why you think it was popular and why it failed. 4. Read the biography of O`Connor and highlight the things that contributed to Chartism`s success and any that might have contributed to failure.

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