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Liberal Welfare Reforms 1906-11 : Working People
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* An early scheme to help the unemployed in London. Report on Hollesley Bay Farm Colony; 1905
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* PRO: PRO 30/69/1824; report on Hollesley Bay Farm Colony; 1905 *
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You need to study the source carefully before you decide whether it supports or contradicts any of the reasons in the Big Question.
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* What is the condition of the men in source 2a? *
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* How do you think the cottage in source 2b compared with the London homes of the unemployed? *
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* Source 2c shows produce grown by unemployed men which they then sold successfully. Does this source prove the Hollesley Bay scheme was a success? *
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* This scheme could find work for about 200 unemployed workers. Do you think this made much of an impression on the problem of unemployment in London? (You may want to come back to this question after looking at other sources.) *
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