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Mind Map by laura selby, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by laura selby
about 10 years ago
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Conservatives, Liberals and Labour
- Liberals and Conservatives
- They didn't agree with giving government help to the poor
- The government should interfere as little as possible
- Wrong to raise taxes as people should be able to spend their own money
- Giving poor people money was morally wrong as it undermined them
- Some labour and conservatives were more open to helping the poor especially if it helped them get votes from the labour party
- They didn't agree with giving government help to the poor
- Labour
- They didn't have many MP's both 1906
- Had support from the working class
- The poorest people in society should get government help
- The government should get money from taxes to help the poor
- The government should nationalise (take over) the major industries and use them to make profit
- They didn't have many MP's both 1906
- Liberal's 1906 Social Reforms
- In 1906 the Liberal Party won a landslide general election victory over the Conservatives
- 29 Labour MP's were elected
- The minority report, success of the Labour's and general public pressure encouraged the Liberal's to deal with poverty
- Liberals had to compete with Labour with the support of the working class
- This led to the emergence of "New Liberalisation" which favoured the government helping the poor
- This led to the emergence of "New Liberalisation" which favoured the government helping the poor
- The Boer War showed how malnourished Britain was, this called for changes to making the working class fit
- Lloyd George and Churchill worked the hardest to drive the bills to help the poor. They wanted to help the poor and make a name for themseleves
- In 1906 the Liberal Party won a landslide general election victory over the Conservatives
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