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These flashcards cover the strengths and weaknesses of the dominant political party in urban areas during the 1870s.
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What did the Liberals dominate + who did they appeal to by 1870s?
What did they benefit from?
They dominated urban areas, appealed to reformers, free traders, and religious dissenters, and benefitted from conservative weaknesses.
What were the weaknesses of the Liberals by the 1870s? (4)
They faced internal divisions, had limited working-class support, and experienced a Conservative victory in 1874, indicating their dominance was not secure.
What factor contributed to the dominance of the Liberals in the 1870s?
They benefitted from conservative weaknesses.
What year did the Conservatives achieve a significant victory that challenged the Liberals' security?
In 1874, the Conservatives won a significant victory.
How did internal divisions affect the Liberals in the 1870s?
Internal divisions weakened their overall stability and effectiveness.
What type of support was limited for the Liberals in the 1870s?
They had limited working-class support.