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Which of the following statements about The New Model Unions is/are correct? 1. The New Model Unions were formed in the 1850s 2. The New Model Unions were formed in the 1880s 3. The New Model Unions comprised a Labour Party idea 4. The New Model Unions excluded women in the 1920s Select the correct answer using the code given below:

Which of the following statements about The New Model Unions is/are correct? 1. The New Model Unions were formed in the 1850s 2. The New Model Unions were formed in the 1880s 3. The New Model Unions comprised a Labour Party idea 4. The New Model Unions excluded women in the 1920s Select the correct answer using the code given below: Correct Answer 1

New Model Unions were a variety of trade unions that were prominent in the 1850s-1860s.

  • While the Consolidated Unions were not restricted to any particular industry, the New Model Unions were restricted to the individual trades and industries.
  • The restricted union had highly skilled trades, focussed mostly on education and negotiations, rather than the consolidated of the unions which conducted strikes.
  • They didn’t follow the Labor Party idea of strikes.
  • Women were included in the Union.

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