10 Questions
What were the consequences of the vandalism in Gibshill in 1972?
Gibshill became a ghetto and tensions arose between the local police and the government.
What reputation did Gibshill have in 1976?
Gibshill had a new reputation of having a higher police presence among the younger generation.
What did the police report about crime in Gibshill?
The police reported a significant increase in crime and violence against Gibshill residents.
What was the aim of the Liberal Party in Greenock in 1969?
The aim was to change the local government, which led to the formation of the Residents' Association.
What were the names of the individuals that the group met with upon their arrival?
Ralph Ibbott and Danny Keenan
What criticism did the Youth-led Tenants' Association face?
The association was criticized for providing poor-quality public services.
Who did Ralph Ibbott and Danny Keenan contact after meeting with the group?
The Chief of Police and the Inspector responsible for 'community involvement'
What was the age range of the children who assisted in preparing a successful reading program?
17 years old
What age group expressed their desire for personal development and self-improvement?
15-16 years old
What were the main objectives of the project?
To stabilize moral values among individuals, promote better understanding of their own lives, and encourage better governance
Test your knowledge about the transformation of Gibshill, a densely populated area in Greenock, from a vandalized and ghettoized neighborhood in 1972 to a reformed community with increased police presence by 1976. This quiz will cover the slogans, tensions with local government, and the significant improvements observed in the younger generation's behavior.
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