The influence of Campbell-bannerman etc Flashcards

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Who became Prime Minister following the Liberal victory in 1906?

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Campbell-Bannerman

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How many years was Campbell-Bannerman’s premiership?

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In Campbell-Bannerman’s premiership, what did his government do?

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They passed reforms that included free school meals and medical inspections for school children.

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What was Campbell-Bannerman’s most important achievement?

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Uniting the different factions of the Liberal Party between 1899 and 1905 so that it was in a position to take power in the 1906 election.

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5
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What forced C-B to retire?

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Illness

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6
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Who succeeded C-B? and when? (2)

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Asquith 1908

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What did Asquith do as Chancellor under C-B?

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Worked on the issue of Old Age Pensions

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8
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Who did Asquith appoint whilst being PM? (2)

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Lloyd George and Churchill

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9
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What did both Lloyd George and Churchill support? (2)

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-radical social legislation and brought dynamism to the process

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What did Asquith continue to do?

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Give support for such legislation despite the political upheavals it caused.

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What was Asquith like? (3)

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  • Very intelligent
  • Had a firm grasp of the business of government
  • His debating skills meant that he was able to dominate the House of Commons
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How was Lloyd George as a minister? (2)

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  • Dynamic

- Effective

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13
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What was Lloyd George genuinely concerned about?

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To improve the standard of living for the poor

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14
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What did Lloyd George do? (2)

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  • Introduced Old Age Pension Bill of 1908

- Planned the National Insurance scheme for health

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What led to Lloyd George’s appointment as president of the Board of Trade in 1906? (3)

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  • His quick mind
  • His skill as a public speaker
  • His ability to get things done
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16
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What was Churchill particularly concerned with?

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The problems of low wages and unemployment

17
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What did Churchill play a key role in? (2)

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  • 1909 Trade Boards Act

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