Speenhamland

Target entity: Speenhamland
Context triple: [Speen, Berkshire, civilParishIncludes, Speenhamland]

• A. Crofters Commission
  The Crofters Commission was a Scottish public body responsible for regulating and developing crofting, a traditional system of small-scale tenant farming in the Highlands and Islands.
• B. Poor Law Amendment Act 1834
  The Poor Law Amendment Act 1834 was a major British social reform that overhauled the system of poor relief by centralizing administration and promoting workhouses to reduce outdoor relief to the poor.
• C. Poor Law Union
  A Poor Law Union was a local administrative district in 19th-century England and Wales responsible for managing poor relief and workhouses under the reformed poor law system.
• D. Beveridge
  Beveridge is a Scottish-origin surname most notably associated with economist and social reformer William Beveridge, whose work shaped the modern welfare state.
• E. Poor Law Commission
  The Poor Law Commission was a central government body in 19th-century England and Wales responsible for overseeing and administering the reformed poor relief system, including workhouses, under the New Poor Law.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Speenhamland
Target entity description: Speenhamland was a district of Speen in Berkshire, England, best known for giving its name to the late-18th-century Speenhamland system of poor relief.

• A. Crofters Commission
  The Crofters Commission was a Scottish public body responsible for regulating and developing crofting, a traditional system of small-scale tenant farming in the Highlands and Islands.
• B. Poor Law Amendment Act 1834
  The Poor Law Amendment Act 1834 was a major British social reform that overhauled the system of poor relief by centralizing administration and promoting workhouses to reduce outdoor relief to the poor.
• C. Poor Law Union
  A Poor Law Union was a local administrative district in 19th-century England and Wales responsible for managing poor relief and workhouses under the reformed poor law system.
• D. Beveridge
  Beveridge is a Scottish-origin surname most notably associated with economist and social reformer William Beveridge, whose work shaped the modern welfare state.
• E. Poor Law Commission
  The Poor Law Commission was a central government body in 19th-century England and Wales responsible for overseeing and administering the reformed poor relief system, including workhouses, under the New Poor Law.
• F. None of above. chosen