Peterloo Massacre

History

Historians do not know how industrialisation affected the number of people living in cities

The number of people living in cities decreased

The number of people living in cities increased

The number of people living in cities stayed the same

What happened to the number of people living in cities as Britain industrialised?

Which of the following social groups became a larger proportion of the population as Britain industrialised?

In which city did the Peterloo Massacre take place?

The wanted to join the fight against Napoleon

They wanted the right to vote in elections

Why had a crowd gathered in St Peter's Fields in 1819?

It was a name given to criticise the radicals who threw stones

It was a name given to criticise the soldiers who used excessive force

It was a name given to praise the upper class for refusing to change the voting system

It was a name given to praise the working class for bravely asking for the vote

Why did violence in St Peter's Fields in 1819 become known as 'Peterloo'?

What was the name of the talented soldier who went on to become the ruler of France and France's Empire?

Which of the following key words means "a type of self-confidence shared by a group of people."

He allowed religious toleration to continue

He introduced revolutionary ideas in the countries he took over

He used his fame to take over the French government

How could it be argued that Napoleon took the French Revolution further?

How could it be argued that Napoleon ended the French Revolution?