EPISODE · Feb 13, 2019 · 17 MIN

1800s: The Chartists II

from The GCSE History Revision Podcast · host Mr W

The Chartists were a huge political movement, able to mobilise a lot of public support; born out of unhappiness with the Great Reform Act, their demands were simple and clearly designed to improve the representation of the working class in Parliament. But the movement collapsed by the 1850s, ending in abject failure. Or did it...?

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