Red Clydeside - Stuff That I Find Interesting

The video explores Glasgow's history of radicalism, starting from the 1820 Radical War and the influence of figures like Thomas Moore. It highlights the rise of trade unions and Marxist ideas before World War One, leading to significant strikes and demands for better working conditions post-war. The government's fear of a Communist uprising led to military intervention. Political shifts followed, with Labour gaining power in the 1922 election, making Glasgow a Labour stronghold until the SNP's rise in 2015.

What significant event occurred in Glasgow in 1820 that was related to radicalism?

Who was Thomas Moore and what role did he play in the radical movements during the French Revolution?

How did the conditions after World War One contribute to the rise of radical movements in Glasgow?

What was the response of the government to the demands for a 40-hour work week in Glasgow?

Describe the significance of the 1922 election for the Labour Party in Glasgow.