Odd One Out Laissez faire Free trade Home Rule Liberal Conservative Labour Tariff reform Social reform Electoral reform

Learning objectives K: The key elements of ‘New Liberalism’. U: How far New Liberalism was new by comparing with “Old” Liberalism (Gladstonian). B: Explain how these ideas would impact on the policies of the new Liberal government.

Learning outcomes All: can identify and describe the theory of New Liberalism E-D Most: can explain the impact that New Liberalism would have on government policy C Some: can judge how far this would change government in comparison to the 19th century B-A

Use extract from Rees Britain 1890-1939 to make brief notes under these headings Theory & role of government Practice New Liberalism Key supporters Similarities to ‘Old Liberalism’ Differences between Old Liberalism

TASK Read New Liberalism - Quotes and The Historian’s Verdict: For each one identify: the motivations for and implications of New Liberalism find a good “quote” that sums up a key point and could be used in an essay

Old Liberalism Limited role for the state, emphasis on freedom and self reliance. Against the notion of “giving people something for nothing” (e.g. Welfare benefits) as it infringed personal freedoms. New Liberalism Adapted the concept of freedom to focus on freedom from poverty and hardship. This justified state interference and legislation to improve people’s living conditions, e.g. Social reforms. On your show me boards: How different would a New Liberal government be from the 19th century governments? (1-10) 10 being the most different. You will have to justify your opinion.