politics 2 - why dud the conservatives dominate the period 1886-1905

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home rule question

split of liberal party, with liberal unionist joining the conservative, increasing cons power, weakness of liberal party to be unable to camping due to limited funds.

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Salisbury leadership

pragmatic + strong leader, unified and stabilised the Conservative Party —> He reduced internal conflict and used the the liberal split to his advantage —> making the party look reliable and competent, especially compared to the divided Liberals.

Salisbury’s cautious imperialism appealed to patriotic voters.

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party organisation

  • strong local constituency associations

  • Targeting the new mass electorate, The Conservatives adapted their organisation to appeal to new voters: Working-men’s clubs, Patriotic and imperial messaging —> broadened their support beyond traditional elites.

  • strong discipline —> limits party splits/makes party looked united increasing their credibility.

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prime rose league 1883 - party organisation

Created to spread Conservative ideals and boost party support, effectively bridging the gap between the leadership and the new, expanded electorate

helpful during election time

by 1910 membership rose to 2 milion