Baldwin's Conservative governments (1922-1923 + 1924-1929)

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What was Baldwin's solution for unemployment in what year?

He wanted to bring protectionist tariffs in 1923.

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What mistake did Baldwin make in December 1923?

He called for an election, winning the most seats but not a majority.

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How many seats did Baldwin's party win in the December 1923 election?

258 seats.

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What was the outcome after Baldwin's election in December 1923?

A Labour minority government was formed with support from Lloyd George and Asquith.

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  1. What major political party won the elections mainly during 1924-1929, and how many seats did they gain?

  2. What was the main reason that they won over Labour?

  1. The Conservative Party won with 412 seats.

  2. Due to Labour’s links with communism

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Who was appointed as Chancellor of the Exchequer by Baldwin, and what economic policy did he introduce in 1925?

Churchill was appointed and he introduced the 'gold standard'.

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Which event in 1926 is cited as an example of Baldwin's calm political style?

The General Strike.

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What was one significant achievement of Neville Chamberlain during this period related to housing and public health?

He helped pass 21 Acts through Parliament, including the construction of nearly 1 million new houses and maternity clinics.

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What law did Neville Chamberlain help to end during his time in government?

The Poor Law.

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

  2. what is an example of this?

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

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

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  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

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

More voters elected Labour.

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

Labour and Liberals.

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

He tried to emphasise class unity but downplayed divisions.

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