Britain+1850+-+1951

Historiography Mrs. Adams' powerpoint with useful quotes on the debates about why women got the vote and a suggestion to do your own historiography for the Liberal Reforms. Click the link to find details of any Act of Parliament between 1828 and 1897 [|Acts 1828 - 1897]

**Democracy** **Definitions**

**The ppt below takes you through:** **1. The details of each act** **2. Why each act was passed. ie why Britain became more democratic** **3. An assessment of each act. ie what contribution an act made to Britain becoming a democracy**

**Democracy Essay Plans**



**Why did democracy grow in Britain between 1850 and 1928?**



How much did democracy grow in Britain by 1928? To what extent could you say Britain was a democracy in 1918?

Historiography ** Women and the Vote **

** The Suffragists **

** The Suffragettes **



** Miss Dunlop's powerpoint on how to write an essay on women and the vote **

**Confused about The Conciliation Bills of 1910/11 and 1912?**

Click [|HERE] Read extracts [|HERE]from MPs who debated the passage of the Conciliation Bill through Parliament

The Impact of the War 1914 - 1918 on 'The Cause' 7 reasons why women got the vote in June 1918

Women and the Vote Essay Plan below - download it learn up!



** Liberal Reforms and the Problem of Poverty 1906 - 1914 ** [|**Go here to read about the Liberal Reforms and historians' opinions**] ** Liberal Reforms powerpoints ** ** How successful were the Liberal Reforms? Pants of Fab? **

The link below has a full assessment of the Liberal Reforms with useful quotes and a description of the historical debate surrounding the reforms. Essential reading and good for notes. [|An assessment of the Liberal Reforms]

**Liberals essay plans** **One on How successful were the Liberal Reforms of 1906-1914? ** **One on Why the Liberals introduced the social reforms **

LABOUR REFORMS 1945 - 1951 Beveridge's Three Assumptions

**Labour Essay Plan **