ATL 1 Survey

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What impartial truth does Gammage present about the Chartist Movement?

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Gammage presents an impartial truth of the Chartist Movement, critiquing biases.

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Who provides a retrospective look at Chartism's moral and physical forces?

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Adams

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Whose accounts of the Peterloo Massacre offer personal insights into radical activism?

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Bamford's accounts of the Peterloo Massacre offer personal insights into radical activism.

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Who authored 'A History of the Chartist Movement, 1837-1854'?

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Gammage

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Who published 'Memoirs of a Social Atom' in 1903, reflecting early interactions with Chartist figures?

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Adams

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Who participated in the St. Peter's Field gathering of 1819 and documented his experiences in 'Passages in the Life of a Radical'?

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Bamford

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What was Chartism?

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Chartism was a working-class movement in the UK during the 19th century that sought political reforms including universal suffrage and electoral changes.

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Eyewitness accounts enrich historical context and provide ______ perspectives on events.

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unique

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Fill in the blank: Personal narratives allow for a deeper understanding of ______ movements in Britain.

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social

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Intersectionality highlights how categories of experience converge in ______ testimonies.

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personal