ATL PM 0 INTRODUCTION

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Fill in the blank: Popular protest movements emerged in Britain during the early 19th century, especially following the _________. Options: Napoleonic Wars, American Revolution, Industrial Revolution, Glorious Revolution.

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Napoleonic Wars

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What did Chartism aim for in Britain?

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Parliamentary reforms

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The fight for women's suffrage intensified between _______ and _______, particularly among working-class women utilizing union networks.

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1850 and 1914

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Activism of the time reflected intersectional approaches, advocating for equality and freedom amidst internal tensions within various movements.

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True

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When did the labor movement in Britain evolve post-Combination Acts repeal?

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1824

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Chartism introduced the 'People's Charter', with notable petition efforts between _______ and _______.

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1839 and 1848

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Fill in the blank: ________ is a working-class movement in Britain that sought political reforms through the People's Charter, active particularly between 1838 and 1858.

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Chartism

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Fill in the blank: ________ refers to the movement advocating for women's right to vote, with significant activism occurring from the 1850s to 1914.

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Women's Suffrage

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The ________ encompasses the collective organization of working-class individuals aiming for improved rights and conditions, particularly through trade unions.

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Labor Movement

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Social history

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Social history is a branch of history that focuses on the experiences, movements, and struggles of ordinary people and marginalized groups, contrasting with elite-focused historical narratives.