The Liberal Government 1906-1914 Gladstonian Liberalism New Liberalism New Liberals Liberal Reforms 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryBritain 1906-51ASAQA Created by: EllieCreated on: 07-01-15 16:05 Who was the liberal leader and prime minister in 1906 Henry Campbell Bannerman 1 of 19 Who was the founder of the liberal party? William Gladstone 2 of 19 What were the New Liberalism beliefs? peace, retrenchment, reform 3 of 19 Who were the new liberals? Asquith, Churchill, Lloyd George 4 of 19 Who left the liberal party over Irish Home rule and the idea of New Liberalism? Chamberlain 5 of 19 What does Laissez Faire mean? to leave alone 6 of 19 Who were the leading thinkers behind new liberalism? The two Hobbs 7 of 19 What occupation did the 2 hobbs have? economist, socioligist 8 of 19 Why did the Liberal party head towards New Liberalism and away from Gladstones ideas? to fight poverty, improve national efficiency, and to improve politics 9 of 19 What were Gladstone's liberal beliefs? Free Trade, Laissez Faire, self help, freedom of the individual 10 of 19 Who's votes did the liberals need in 1906 in order to get into power? The Working Classes 11 of 19 Why did the working classes vote for the Liberal party and Not the Conservatives in 1906? The liberals advocated social reform 12 of 19 Why was little reform done between 1906 & 1908 Campbell Bannerman didn't believe in new Liberal ideas and still supported Gladstone's laissez faire Approach 13 of 19 Which Liberal act was brought in, in 1909 and set up places where workers could go and meet employees and get jobs? Labour Exchange Act 14 of 19 When was the coal mines act brought in? 1908 15 of 19 When was the coal mines act modified? 1911 16 of 19 Which act improved food and accommodation for merchant shipmen Merchant Shipping Act 17 of 19 Which two acts were brought in under Campbell Bannerman's rule? Education Act (Meals) Education Act (Medical Inspection) 18 of 19 What did the two national insurance give money out for? unemployment and sickness 19 of 19
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