politics 2 - why did the labour party emerge up to 1914

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lib lab pact 1903

  • increase in seats from 2 to 29

  • increased the parties credibility as a w/c / socialist party

  • gave the labour a free run in 35 constituency

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pervious failure of addressing w/c needs

  • both cons + libs didnt meet the demands of the w/c such as suffrage, bettering working conditions

  • industrial unrest in 1880s match girls and dockers strike lead to the creation of new unionism which resulted in the establishment of TUS

  • moderate reforms/non mandatory reforms

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rise of trade unionism

  • 1902 taff vale cases —> alowed employers to sue unions for damages, which limited union power.

  • 1875 picketing legalised

  • 1871 trade unions legalised but picketing criminalised

  • TUC formed 1868

  • union membership grew significantly, leading to increased political influence for workers. —> over 4 million

  • craft union (however moderate)

  • unpopularity of self help

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changing society

  • post 1884 w/c became the majority of the voters

  • emergence oof socialist revival

  • increasing w/c political awareness due to cheep press + 2% of England having library access by 1914 + Public Libraries Act 1892

  • chaning attitudes towards class and labor rights.