Question

he Co-operative movement in England was supported in its early stage by a Co-operative periodical named The Co-operator'. Who among the following founded it?

• A. The Christian Socialists
• B. Rochdale Society
• C. Dr. William King
• D. Robert Owen

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Dr. William King

The Co-operative periodical "The Co-operator" was founded by Dr. William King.

Explanation:

• Dr. William King (1786–1865) was a prominent figure in the early Co-operative movement in England.

• He played a significant role in promoting co-operation and founded the periodical "The Co-operator" in 1828. The publication was aimed at promoting the principles of cooperation, mutual support, and collective economic efforts among working-class people.

• Dr. William King is also known for his advocacy of co-operative stores and communities, which laid the foundation for the wider co-operative movement in the 19th century.