Explore the Sweet History of Cadbury's Bournville
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Which city was the Cadbury's chocolate factory originally located in?

  • Birmingham (correct)
  • Manchester
  • Liverpool
  • London

    • What was the reason for moving the Cadbury's factory to a new location?

  • To be closer to the city center
  • To be closer to the canals
  • To reduce competition with other chocolate factories
  • To have better access to milk deliveries (correct)

    • Why did the Cadbury brothers choose the name 'Bournville' for the new location?

  • It was a combination of their last names
  • It was named after a famous chocolate maker
  • It was the name of a local river (correct)
  • It was the name of their father

    • What was the main motivation behind building a village for the chocolate factory workers?

    <p>To have a healthier working environment</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'Ville' mean in French?

    <p>Town</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which river was the new Cadbury factory site named after?

    <p>The Bourn</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the main reason for choosing the new location for the Cadbury factory?

    <p>To be close to the railways and canals</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did the Cadbury brothers believe about French chocolate?

    <p>It was the highest quality</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When did the new Cadbury factory open?

    <p>1879</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many houses were there on the Bournville site by 1900?

    <p>313</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Cadbury's Chocolate Factory History

    • Originally located in Birmingham, England.
    • The factory moved to a new location due to overcrowding and the desire for a healthier environment for workers.

    Naming of Bournville

    • The name 'Bournville' was chosen by the Cadbury brothers after the nearby Bourn Brook, reflecting the local natural features.

    Village for Workers

    • The main motivation for building a village was to provide quality living conditions for factory workers, promoting health and moral welfare.

    Meaning of 'Ville'

    • 'Ville' means 'town' or 'village' in French, indicating a community-centered approach.

    River Inspiration

    • The new factory site was named after the Bourn Brook river, emphasizing the connection to the local landscape.

    Location Choices

    • The new location was selected for its open space, better air quality, and a tranquil rural setting, conducive to worker wellbeing.

    Cadbury Brothers' Beliefs

    • The Cadbury brothers believed that French chocolate, known for its quality, set a standard they aspired to achieve with their own products.

    Opening Date

    • The new Cadbury factory officially opened in 1879.

    Housing by 1900

    • By 1900, there were approximately 300 houses constructed on the Bournville site for workers, creating a thriving community.

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    Test your knowledge of Cadbury's Bournville with this quiz! Discover fun facts about the village built for chocolate workers and the Cadbury family's history in the cocoa and chocolate industry. Challenge yourself and see how much you know about this chocolate town.

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