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Post-WWI Great Britain - Political Changes
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What major political party gained influence in Britain after WWI?
The Labour Party gained influence, becoming a major force in British politics.
Who was the British Prime Minister immediately following World War I?
David Lloyd George was the Prime Minister during and immediately after World War I.
What was the Representation of the People Act of 1918?
It was legislation that expanded the electorate, allowing more men and women to vote.
How did World War I affect British relations with Ireland?
Rising tensions led to the Irish War of Independence and eventual partition of Ireland.
What was the impact of the war on the British monarchy?
The monarchy symbolized stability, but had to modernize to retain public support in the post-war period.
What was the main challenge for the British government in 1921?
Managing economic recovery and addressing social unrest were key challenges for the government.
What political shift occurred with the 1924 General Election in Britain?
The election resulted in the first Labour government under Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald.
How did the war influence British foreign policy after WWI?
Britain adopted a cautious approach, focused on maintaining peace and avoiding future conflicts.
What role did the British Empire play in post-WWI Britain?
The empire was both a source of pride and a financial burden, complicating post-war recovery efforts.
How did the war alter the British electoral system?
The electorate was expanded, providing broader representation and influencing the political balance.
How did the war affect British conservative politics?
Conservative politics shifted toward addressing economic issues and rebuilding national strength.
What was the main focus of British domestic policy after WWI?
The focus was on economic recovery, social welfare, and adjusting to post-war societal changes.
Why was the year 1926 significant in British political history?
The year saw the General Strike, a massive industrial action reflecting widespread unrest.
How did World War I affect the position of the Liberal Party in Britain?
The Liberal Party was split between coalition supporters and opponents, weakening its position.
How did post-WWI Britain address international alliances?
Britain worked to strengthen the League of Nations and engage in diplomatic cooperation.
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