Uk Political Parties Flashcards

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What is short cranborne money

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Financial support provided to opposition parties

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Parties can’t spend more than how much on one constituency in an election

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30k

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3
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Donations over what have to be registered with who

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7.5k, electoral commission

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4
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What is levelling up

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Goal of economic in all parts of the country

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5
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When were the thatcher governments

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May 4 1979 to nov 28 1990

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When were the Lib Dem’s established, when which two parties merged

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1988, liberal party and the social democrat party

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What is a 2 and a half party democracy

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2 major parties and a 3rd party with partial influence

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8
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How many seats did thatcher gain in 1983

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397

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9
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How many seats did Tony Blair gain in 1997

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418

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10
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What had the conservative majority fallen to by January 2024

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53

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Tell me about Peter bones recall petition. Which constituency? How many signed it?

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Wellingborough, 13%

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With a by election having been triggered in Wellingborough following Peter bones bullying allegations, labour won achieving a what percentage majority, having needed a what point swing, what was interesting about this swing

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29% majority, 18 point swing, 2nd highest swing since the 2nd world war

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What was the turnout for the by election for Peter bones in Wellingborough, when was this

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35.2% January 2024

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What is a political ideology

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A collection of theories that give perspective on how things should be run - set of common ideas and themes

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15
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What’s the difference between a political party and a pressure group

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Party - like minded people who seek power, group - like minded people who seek to influence power

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16
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What are the key principles of the left wing

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State intervention, collective rights, industry regulation

17
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What are the key principles of the right wing

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Strong law and order, preference for free market, emphasis on individual rights

18
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How much are mps payed as of 2019 and from what

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80k approx, general taxation

19
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When was the mps expenses scandal, why

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Excessive liberal spending, 2011

20
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When did the pandoras papers scandal happen? Why?

A

2021, questions over party funding

21
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In the 2019 election, what percentage of Tory donations were from very wealthy people

22
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What kind of donations are illegal in election

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Foreign donations

23
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What is the leaders group

A

People that had given over 50k in the last year could buy a lunch with senior Tory politicians

24
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JC bamford excavator ltd gave the Torres just over what between when and when

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2017 and 2019, £2.5 million

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In the 2019 election, where did labour get most of their donations, what percentage came from this group
Trade unions, 93%
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Around how much was spent in the 2019 general election
£50 million
27
What was the political parties, elections and referendums act and when was it passed
2000 - established an independent election commisssion to ministro general election spending - donations over 5k nationally and 1k constituency wise must be declared and published
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When and who called for caps in individual donations
Labour and Lib Dem’s in 2015
29
When was the European research formed and by who that meant the uk ended uk up in the EEC
1974, Edward heath
30
In 2019 the conservatives broke the red wall, what was set up to look at the interests of these constituencies
Northern Research group
31
What did labours 2024 manifesto focus on?
Econ growth, planning system reforms, infrastructure, clean energy, healthcare education crime and strengthening workers rights Renationalisation of the railway
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What happened to the Labour Party under Corbin?
Divided _ factions like ‘progress’ _ new labour values Momentum - corbyn supporters