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Government and democracy: Gladstone, his ministries and ideas and policies; Disraeli, his ministries, ideas and policies; increasing democracy; legislation.
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Economy, society and politics, 1846–1885 (A-level only)
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Economy, society and politics, 1846–1885 (A-level only)
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Government and democracy: Gladstone, his ministries and ideas and policies; Disraeli, his ministries, ideas and policies; increasing democracy; legislation
- This point belongs to Economy, society and politics, 1846–1885 (A-level only), especially Economy, society and politics, 1846–1885 (A-level only).
- You need to be able to government and democracy: Gladstone, his ministries and ideas and policies; Disraeli, his ministries, ideas and policies; increasing democracy; legislation.
- Use the linked flashcards and practice questions to check recall, then practise applying the idea in an exam-style answer.
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Quick student answer
Which of the following policies was introduced by Gladstone during his first ministry (1868-1874)?
Direct answer
The Irish Land Act of 1870 aimed to improve the rights of tenants in Ireland, allowing them to claim compensation for improvements made to their rented land.
Key terms
- Liberalism: A political ideology that emphasizes individual freedoms, democracy, and the protection of civil liberties, often associated with the policies of the Liberal Party in the 19th century.
- Conservatism: A political ideology that promotes traditional institutions and values, advocating for gradual change rather than radical reform, often associated with the policies of the Conservative Party.
Common trap
Confusing Gladstone and Disraeli's policies: Focus on the specific reforms associated with each leader and their political ideologies to avoid confusion.
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