Interwar Britain mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers mind maps on Interwar Britain, from post-war economic problems to the National Government. School students can use them to revise political and economic change, while teachers can find material for lessons. Explore over 140 mind maps made by more than 70 users, mainly for secondary study. Choose a topic to begin.
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- Political Change and the Decline of the Liberal Party20
- Conservative Governments and Stanley Baldwin11
- Labour Governments of 1924 and 1929–193119
- British Economy in the 1920s14
- The General Strike of 192617
- Social Change and Leisure18
- Welfare, Housing and Education10
- The Great Depression in Britain29
- Unemployment and the Jarrow Crusade9
- The National Government, 1931–193917
- Political Extremism in the 1930s10
- Appeasement and the Road to War8
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Post war boom, crisis and recovery -
Decline of Lloyd George 1918-1922 -
Jarrow Crusade/March -Oct 1936 -
Unit 57: The UK Between The Wars And During WWII. -
How and why did Churchill react to the problems of post-war Britain from 1920 to 1937? Relevant to AS Level Modern History this can be used to revise the first key issue as stated on the OCR spe... -
Changing Party Fortunes 1918-31 -
1929 Labour Government
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ECONOMIC ISSUES 1929-1939
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Leisure and travel
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Provision of social welfare
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Changing living standards
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Trade union militancy 1917-27
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How and why did Churchill react to the problems of post-war Britain from 1920 to 1937? Relevant to AS Level Modern History this can be used to revise the first key issue as stated on the OCR spe... -
Why did Chamberlain's Policy of Appeasement Fail to Prevent the Outbreak of War?
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What were Churchill’s views about Imperial and Foreign Policy from 1930 to 1939 and how justified were they?
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Second Labour Government -
Second Labour Government
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1930's Britain well erm -
Post WW1 Britain and War Veterans
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life in the 1920s
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Liberal Decline 1918-31
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1930's Condition
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Economic Crisis & National Government
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Downfall of Lloyd George
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ISSUE 3: REASONS FOR THE BRITISH POLICY OF APPEASMENT
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How best can we account for the downfall of David Lloyd George?
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The General Strike
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Social& Economic Challenges in Britain between 1920 & 1945_1_1
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Social& Economic Challenges in Britain between 1920 & 1945_1
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THE GENERAL STRIKE
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Conservatives 1924-29
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10.4: Economic and social change, 1918-29
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Lloyd-George 1916-1922 -
Impact of Depression/ Britain
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Political stability in the 1930s
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The National Government
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The General Strike 1926
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Social, Political & Cultural change after WW1 1918 -1931
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Baldwin's Goverment
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Labour 1924 l
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GoConqr OriginalUsing Interwar Britain mind maps
The maps on this page connect topics in different ways. Some cover broad themes, such as the post-war economy and changing party fortunes. Others focus on events or policies, including the General Strike, the Abdication Crisis and the National Government's economic policies.
For a starting point, try Post WWI Economic Problems. Its focus gives you a manageable topic to explore before moving to maps on later economic difficulties. For a political topic, 1929 Labour Government brings together the government's aims and cabinet.
Move between maps and practice
Follow the branches of a map and explain their connections in your own words. Then compare it with another map on a related topic, such as Second Labour Government. If you want to check what you remember, switch to a quiz on the unit page. Flashcards there offer another way to revisit details. Pick a map and follow its branches.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map could I start with?
Start with Post WWI Economic Problems if you want to focus on the economy. For a broader view, Britain Between the Wars brings together topics including economic conditions, the General Strike and the Jarrow March. You can then move to a map on one of those topics.
What do the political mind maps cover?
The selection includes Changing Party Fortunes 1918-31, 1929 Labour Government and Second Labour Government. Other maps focus on the National Government, political extremism and the Abdication Crisis. School students can use them to revisit particular political topics, while teachers can explore them as lesson material.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes, and save your quiz scores.