Robert Peel

High school (ages 12+)
History & Culture

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1. When was Robert Peel born?February 5, 1788
2. When did Robert Peel die?July 2, 1850 (age 62)
3. Where was Robert Peel born?Bury, Lancashire, England
4. What is Robert Peel known for?Founding the modern British police force and serving as Prime Minister
5. What is the career?Home Secretary (twice), Prime Minister (1834–1835, 1841–1846)

Peelian Principles: A set of nine principles for effective policing, emphasizing public cooperation and accountability, formulated by Sir Robert Peel.
Corn Laws: Protective tariffs on imported grain in the UK, repealed in 1846 under Peel's government, impacting food prices and trade.
Home Secretary: A senior government minister in the UK responsible for national security, law, and order.