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AQA British History > reasons for liberal gov social and welfare legislation > Flashcards

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AQA British History (78 decks)

The Liberal Governments

1902 Education Act

1904 Licensing Act

The Chinese Labour Issue

The Taff Vale Case

Neglect of social reform

Conservative leadership

Lib Lab Pact 1903

Old vs New Liberalism

Influence of Bannerman, Asquith, Lloyd George, Churchill

Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman

David Lloyd George

Winston Churchill

Labour party after 1906

Conservative party

State of the economy

Trade and Invisible earnings

Economic concerns and external competition

lack of research and investment into new technologies

Lack of progress in new industries

Low wadge economy

issue of free trade

Shortcomings in education and training

problems in agriculture

positive aspects of the british economy

class divisions

Changes in taxation ad the peoples budget

reasons for liberal gov social and welfare legislation

social and welfare reforms

effect of the social and welfare legislation

relationship between state and individual

Constitutional crisis of 1909-11

general election of jan 1910

second constitutional crisis 1910-11

general election dec 1910

impact of constitutional crisis

issue of female emancipation

key development 1906-14

opposition to home rule

industrial unrest

politics in wartime

political mpact of war

lloyd george and liberal division

influence of labour party and 1918 consituton

Coupon election of 1918, coalition and bonar law

new coalition gov

coalition policies problems and fall

fall of lloyd george

Britain wartime economy

paying for waer

economic impact of the war on workers

housing and austerity

housing after the war

trade unions and post war industrial problems

position of staple industries and trade

position of britains trade

womens role during ww1

results of the war for women

reform of the franchise

unions and labour

the miners strike of 1921

cultural change

issues of patriotism and conscientious objectors

effects of the trenches on soldiers

the easter rising

results of easter uprising

actions of lloyd george in response to the uprising

rise of sinn fein

war of independence 1919-21

anglo-irish treaty

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