Access to History, Lynch, Hodder 2 12 the first Labour Aims of the Labour party in office OCR A Level History: government 1924, Britain 1846-1951, Mike Extent of Labour achievements in foreign Wells, Hodder policy and domestic policy MacDonald’s aims, domestic reforms, Modern British History Reasons why the Labour government fell in international relations 1900-1999, Lynch, Hodder October 1924 withdrawal of the – and fall from power; prosecution of JR Campbell Britain: Domestic Politics Pearce, Hodder 1918-39, Defeat in the Commons by the Liberals and Conservatives Access to History, Lynch, Hodder The election and the ‘Red Scare’ the decline of the Reasons for the decline of the Liberals: OCR A Level History: 2 13 Liberal party to 1924; Not representative of the economic Britain 1846-1951, Mike groups Wells, Hodder Impact of war on Liberal beliefs Modern British History Traditional supporters better 1900-1999, Lynch, Hodder represented by other parties Britain: Domestic Politics Extension of the franchise 1918-39, Pearce, Hodder War time split Access to History, Lloyd George foreign actions Lynch, Hodder Outdated beliefs split ‘Coupon Election’ Rise of Labour as an alternative to the Conservatives the Conservative Reasons for the Conservative recovery OCR A Level History: 2 13 recovery 1918–1924; Britain 1846-1951, Mike Baldwin as politician and Prime Minister – the Conservatives in Wells, Hodder decisions made and policies brought in power 1924–1929, the Modern British History The work of Neville Chamberlain as Minister leadership of Baldwin, 1900-1999, Lynch, Hodder for Health and social reforms Churchill as Chancellor, Britain: Domestic Politics Financial Policy the work of Neville 1918-39, Pearce, Hodder Winston Churchill as chancellor
Access to History, Lynch, Hodder 2 12 the first Labour government 1924, MacDonald’s aims, domestic reforms, international relations and fall from power; Aims of the Labour party in office Extent of Labour achievements in foreign policy and domestic policy Reasons why the Labour government fell in October 1924 – withdrawal of the prosecution of JR Campbell Defeat in the Commons by the Liberals and Conservatives The election and the ‘Red Scare’ OCR A Level History: Britain 1846-1951, Mike Wells, Hodder Modern British History 1900-1999, Lynch, Hodder Britain: Domestic Politics 1918-39, Pearce, Hodder Access to History, Lynch, Hodder 2 13 the decline of the Liberal party to 1924; Reasons for the decline of the Liberals: Not representative of the economic groups Impact of war on Liberal beliefs Traditional supporters better represented by other parties Extension of the franchise War time split Lloyd George foreign actions Outdated beliefs ‘Coupon Election’ split Rise of Labour as an alternative to the Conservatives OCR A Level History: Britain 1846-1951, Mike Wells, Hodder Modern British History 1900-1999, Lynch, Hodder Britain: Domestic Politics 1918-39, Pearce, Hodder Access to History, Lynch, Hodder 2 13 the Conservative recovery 1918–1924; the Conservatives in power 1924–1929, the leadership of Baldwin, Churchill as Chancellor, the work of Neville Reasons for the Conservative recovery Baldwin as politician and Prime Minister – decisions made and policies brought in The work of Neville Chamberlain as Minister for Health and social reforms Financial Policy Winston Churchill as chancellor OCR A Level History: Britain 1846-1951, Mike Wells, Hodder Modern British History 1900-1999, Lynch, Hodder Britain: Domestic Politics 1918-39, Pearce, Hodder
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