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Political Division ........................................................................................................................................ 77 the 1924 General Election, This was down to the Liberals losing the confidence of their traditional Conservatives ............................................................................................................................................ 79 calculated that it took 15, 943 to return a Conservative MP, 29, 898 for a Labour MP and 26, 116 for
In 1921, the Irish Free State gained independence. Independence from the UK resulted in the loss of
The Labour Party found it difficult in the interwar years to establish themselves outside their industrial working class heartlands. Political and Social Division ........................................................................................................................... 77
In the 1918 General Election, the Labour Party had 57 seats. This increased to 142 seats in the 1922and privilege to ‘one nation Tories’ - which promoted empire, patriotism and national defence. This idea of a mixed economy, gave a commitment that the party would protect labour rights, stressed the Oil Crisis - After oil prices rose by 70% in 1973 there was a dramatic surge in inflation, with the
How accurate is it to say that the growth of youth culture was the most significant development in popular culture in the years 1950–79?(2016) 4. How far did the role of women change in the years 1918– 45? (2016) Heath, losing his nerve, conducted a U-turn in government policy and returned to increasing government Option 39: 1 Civil rights and race relations in the USA, 1850–2009 – 2 Mass media and social change in Britain, 1882–2004 However, because of the trade unions control of party finances, there was a distortion of funding for campaigns in winnable areas, such as constituencies with mining communities. Rise of extreme politics – each leader faced the potential rise in extreme politics, particularly fromdid not have a Labour Party local branch. This gave Labour a national identity and allowed them field Because of how the Labour Party were formed through the TUC, this gave them a strong sense of class consciousness among the industrial workforce. This meant that the Labour Party could make a Seldon Man: Outlined his ideas, promising fewer government controls, a tough approach to trade unions this division, they remained unified on issues that affected the working people, such as prices and Many liberal reforms; 1965 Race relations Act, 1967 Abortion Act and Family Planning Act, gay sex made
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