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Flashcards covering the viability of Gladstone's Liberal party, their electoral strength, problems, and ideological contradictions.
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What was one major electoral achievement of Gladstone's Liberal party in 1868?
They won a majority.
Who were the key supporters of Gladstone's Liberal party?
The middle class, educated elite, and reformers.
What major political division existed within Gladstone's Liberal party?
Divisions between Whigs (conservative) and Radicals (wanted reform).
What was the outcome of the attempt to pass the Second Reform Act in 1866?
It failed because Whigs voted against it.
What was a significant issue concerning Liberalism during Gladstone's time?
It had an unclear ideology.
What contradiction was present in the conduct of government according to Gladstone's Liberal party?
Government must be conducted morally but is limited by laissez-faire.
What was the stance of Gladstone's Liberal party regarding privileges and government structure?
They believed privileges should be attacked but that government should be run by the upper class, requiring a hierarchy.