The reasons for Labour's victory in the 1945 general election
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- The reasons for Labour's victory in the 1945 general election.
- Labour had been winning seats before the war had already started.
- Labour had increasing support over the Conservatives
- Trade unions supported the Labour Party.
- Socialism was not seen as a threat as it as in the 1920s.
- Many people didn't see Churchill as a peacetime leader
- Labour seemed to stand for allowing all people to access opportunity.
- Labour politicians had held key posts in the wartime coalition government.
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