This revision guide covers all the key information you would need to know about the Liberal Reforms 1906 - 1911 for GCSE History.
The topics covered in this study / revision guide for students include:
Edwardian Society
Poverty & Lassie Faire
Political Parties
Why did Poverty become a political issue?
Findings of the Rowntree Report & Charles Booth
Why did the Liberals win a landslide victory in 1906?
Why did the Liberals Introduce their reforms?
How effective were the Liberal Reforms?
Who opposed the Liberal Reforms?
Each section comes with activities to help you draw out the key information as well as both primary and secondary sources which may come up in your exam.
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