2.2 - Established Political Parties Flashcards

1
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What year were the Lib Dems formed?

A

1988

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2
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What parties merged to form the Lib Dems?

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  • Liberal Party
  • Social Democratic Party
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3
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What are the principles of classic liberalism?

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  • Limited state intervention
  • Equality
  • Tolerance
  • Freedom
  • Peoples lives can be improved through self improvement
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What are the principles of modern liberalism?

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  • State regulated market
  • providing welfare
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5
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Who was the first Lib Dem leader?

A

Paddy Ashdown

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6
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WHo was the Lib Dem leader during the coalition?

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Nick Clegg

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How did the coalition have a negative impact on the Lib Dems?

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  • Broke election promises which decreased trust
  • E.G. Tuition fees
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8
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Who is the current Lib Dem leader?

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Jo Swinson

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9
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What was the conservative foreign policy for the 2017 general election?

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  • Exit the EU single market
  • Increase the budget for the Ministry of Defence
  • Keep trident
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What was the conservative welfare policy for the 2017 general election?

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  • End triple lock on pensions
  • Means testing the winter fuel allowance
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What was the conservative law and order policy for the 2017 general election?

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  • Modernising prisons
  • restructuring the police force
  • limiting stop and search
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What was the conservative economic policy for the 2017 general election?

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  • Increase personal allowance
  • decrease corporation taxes
  • increase higher tax rate
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What was the Labour foreign policy for the 2017 general election?

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  • Stopping support for wars of intervention
  • Helping the refugee crisis
  • Investing in diplomatic services
  • Promoting a global britain after brexit
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What was the Labour law and order policy for the 2017 general election?

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  • increase police numbers and community policing
  • investing in border security
  • reversing conservative cuts to law and order
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What was the Labour economic policy for the 2017 general election?

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  • higher earners pay more taxes
  • Investing in education and infrastructure
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16
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What was the Labour welfare policy for the 2017 general election?

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  • removing the bedroom tax
  • reform benefits assessments
17
Q

What was the Lib Dem law and order policy for the 2017 general election?

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  • increase community policing
  • protect individual rights
  • stay in the ECHR
  • Introduce a digital bill of rights
18
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What was the Lib Dem welfare policy for the 2017 general election?

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  • Making benefits fairer for disabled and young people
  • Reversing conservative benefit cuts
  • reforming benefits assesments
19
Q

What was the Lib Dem foreign policy for the 2017 general election?

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  • control sale of arms to countries with human rights abuses
  • vote on final brexit deal
  • remain in the single market
20
Q

What was the Lib Dem economic policy for the 2017 general election?

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  • suport capital investment
  • eliminate day-to-day deficit
  • increase tax on corporations
  • reform taxes
  • encourage living wage