Parliament, Party and People (PT2)

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Parliament, Party and People (PT2) Lesson 36 Parliament, Party and People (PT2) Aim: To gain a historical overview of the development of the Whigs into the Liberal Party

What principles were associated with the WHIGS pre 1832? Starting Off What principles were associated with the WHIGS pre 1832? The Whigs favoured the aristocratic families, wealthy merchants and opposed the royal family (Woodley, 2013. Online). In the mid-19th century the Whigs evolved into the Liberal Party. It was the Liberal Party that propelled the long campaign to abolish the British slave trade in 1807 and in 1833 slavery itself in Britain (Girvetz, 2013. Online)

Whigs – Liberals A3 paper/ Lang p ch 5 / Rees and Wilkinson ch 6 and ch 7 Create a detailed timeline documenting the developments, professionalisation, key milestones, individuals, factions, voters (electorate) and policies of the Whig/Liberal Party 1800 – 1900. Include: Key Prime Ministers The Reform Acts Legislation/ key policies areas Grass-root activities/associations Factions/splits Party organisation/ development

Determining HOW and WHY party politics developed Determine examples/points on timeline of the following: Greater professionalisation of the party Whig beliefs Liberal beliefs – External factors – social/ economic/ international/ political Turning points in party dev.

Complete timeline fully HOMEWORK Complete timeline fully