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Poor relief in England at a glance
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Tudor era
The Industrial Revolution
End of the Elizabethan Era to 1750
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Overview
- English Kingdom of England
- British British Isles
- Poverty
- Suite of basic welfare programs Liberal welfare reforms
- Parliaments of England Parliament of England
- Of Great Britain Parliament of Great Britain
- Parliament of the United Kingdom
- Poor Relief Act 1601
- Poor Law Amendment Act 1834
- Representation of the People Acts Representation of the People Act
- Welfare state
- Liberal Party Liberal Party (UK)
- Attlee ministry’s Attlee ministry
- National Assistance Act National Assistance Act 1948
- National Insurance
- National Assistance
- Universal Credit
- Industrial Revolution
- Outdoor relief
- Paupers
- Indoor relief
Tudor era
- Vagabonds Vagabond (person)
- Begging
- Henry VII Henry VII of England
- Vagabonds and Beggars Act 1494
- Stocks
- English Reformation
- Henry VIII
- Supreme Head of the Church of England
- Dissolution of the Monasteries
- Paul Slack
- Pounds Pound sterling
- Alms
- Almshouses Almshouse
- Vagabonds Act 1530
- Edward VI Edward VI of England
- Vagabonds Act 1547
- Branding Human branding
- Vagabonds Act 1549
- Poor Act 1551
- Parishes Parish
- Local bishop Ordinary (church officer)
- Poor Act 1562
- Justices of the peace Justice of the peace
- Vagabonds Act 1572
- Peddlers Peddler
- Tinkers Tinker
- Strike Strike action
- Fortune tellers
- Minstrels
- Poor Act 1575
End of the Elizabethan Era to 1750
- Orphans
- Handicapped
- Alms houses Alms house
- Poor Relief Act 1597
- Overseers of the poor Overseer of the poor
- Parishes
- Poor Relief Act 1662
- Poor Relief Act 1691
- Capitalism
- Catholic Church
- Protestant reformation
- Sir Edward Knatchbull Sir Edward Knatchbull, 4th Baronet
- Poor rates Poor rate
The Industrial Revolution
- Industrialization
- Apprenticeship
- Workhouse
- Thomas Gilbert Thomas Gilbert (politician)
- Able-bodied poor
- Poorhouses Poorhouse
- Rural poverty
- Speenhamland, Berkshire
- Magistrates Magistrate
- Royal Commission into the Operation of the Poor Laws 1832
- Ireland
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
- Prime as an empire British Empire
- Poor Law (Scotland) Act 1845
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poor act relief vagabonds poverty parliament law system people century new established provide great needed could passed welfare parish 1834
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Universal Credit provide financial resources for those with little or no income | instance of | welfare benefits | 0.80 | text |
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