ATL 3 Samuel Bamford's Radical Activities and Imprisonments

What club did Samuel Bamford join in 1816?

• Hampden reforming club

• London Corresponding Society

• Friends of the People Society

• Radical Reform Association

Which of the following actions did Samuel Bamford take?

• Joined the Hampden reforming club in 1816

• Opposed the risky Blanket Meeting of 1817

• Held meetings advocating for constitutional reform

• All of the above

Samuel Bamford opposed the risky Blanket Meeting of which year?

• 1817

• 1815

• 1820

• 1819

The Peterloo Massacre on August 16, 1819, was an event where:

• Cavalry charged into a crowd of protesters demanding political reform.

• A peace treaty was signed between rival political factions.

• A major fire destroyed a government building in Manchester.

• A royal wedding was celebrated with a public festival.

Bamford's imprisonments highlight the severe political repression faced by radicals during which century?

• early 19th century

• late 18th century

• mid 20th century

• early 17th century

Samuel Bamford was a prominent figure advocating for universal suffrage and annual parliaments.

• True

• False

Fill in the blank: ________ is a political ideology that calls for thorough and complete reform of political, social, and economic systems, often advocating for drastic changes.

• Radicalism

• Conservatism

• Liberalism

• Moderation

Fill in the blank: ________ is a legal principle that protects individuals from unlawful detention, ensuring the right to a court hearing.

• Habeas Corpus

• Stare Decisis

• Mens Rea

• Ex Post Facto

Fill in the blank: Jemima Bamford supported her husband Samuel Bamford's ________ ideas.

• radical

• conservative

• romantic

• scientific

Fill in the blank: Jemima Bamford attended the Peterloo gathering despite ________ risk.

• personal

• financial

• political

• emotional