1929 Election Overview

These flashcards cover the key concepts and reasons behind the Conservatives' loss in the 1929 election.

What was a major reason for the Conservatives' loss in the 1929 election?

1. Baldwin's poor leadership and out-of-touch tactics.

2. Trying to emphasise class unity which played down the real divisions

1. What legislation did Baldwin introduce that contributed to the Conservatives' loss in the 1929 election?

2. what was it?

1. The Trade Disputes Bill in 1927.

2. An anti-union law

How did changes in the electorate affect the 1929 election results?

More voters elected Labour.

Which political parties gained strength leading up to the 1929 election?

Labour and Liberals.

What was Baldwin's approach to class unity in relation to the 1929 election?

He tried to emphasise class unity but downplayed divisions.