British Politicians 1906-1914

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A Levels History Mind Map on British Politicians 1906-1914, created by harlequins on 10/05/2014.
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British Politicians 1906-1914

Annotations:

  • Politicians that had a prominant role in Britain 1906-1914
  1. Liberals
    1. H. Campbell-Bannerman

      Annotations:

      • -Head of the Liberal party 1836-1903 -Prime minister from 1905-1908 -Reunited liberal party and won a general election in 1906 with huge majority
      1. J. Chamberlain

        Annotations:

        • -part of the radical wing of the liberal party but broke away in 1886 due to his opposition of home rule -Leading figure in Liberal Unionists allied with Conservatives (resigned from Balfour's government)
        1. H.H. Asquith

          Annotations:

          • -Succeeded Campbell-Bannerman as prime minster in 1908 until 1916 -Replaced by Lloyd George in 1916 due to the fact he was not making changes that were needed during the war
          1. D. LLoyd George

            Annotations:

            • -Became prominent for opposition to Boer war -President of Board of Trade (liberal) in 1906 -Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1908
            1. W. Churchill

              Annotations:

              • -Previously Conservative, became a Liberal in 1904 -President of Board of Trade 1908-1910 (replaced Lloyd-George) -Appointed home secretary in 1910 -Appointed First Lord of the Admiralty in 1911
            2. Conservatives
              1. A.J. Balfour

                Annotations:

                • -Conservative prime minister in 1902 -Huge miscalculations contributed to the liberal landslide -Resigned as conservative leader following a 'Balfour must go' campaign
                1. A. Bonar Law

                  Annotations:

                  • -Succeeded Balfour as leader of Conservatives in 1911 -Supported Ulster Unionists in opposition to Home Rule -Prime minister 1922-1923
                2. Monarchy
                  1. Edward VII

                    Annotations:

                    • -Queen Victoria's eldest son, he succeeded her to the throne in 1901 -Edwardian Era named after him -King from 1901 until death in 1910
                    1. George V

                      Annotations:

                      • -King from 1910-1936 -Created enough peers to stop the second constitutional crisis, even though was originally against doing so
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