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The Age of Conflict (1901–1949) - Coggle Diagram
The Age of Conflict (1901–1949)
THE
IAN AGE
(1901–1910) succeeded
reign of
change and reform
Maintained
relationships with
an leaders
Liberal
held majority (1906–1915)
With Labour Party support, government passed measures to help the
ing class
Introduction of
age pensions and National Insurance scheme
line
hurst founded the
’s
and
Union (1903)
Suffragettes used militant actions to demand
’s rights
became
in 1910
Continued the democratisation process
Representation of the People Act (1918):
to
property owners over 30
In 1928, all
over 21 gained
rights
Growing internal tensions and
ean conflicts impacted
THE GREAT
Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated (1914)
Triggered a diplomatic crisis across
declared
on
(28 July 1914)
1of the
iest conflicts in history
joined in April 1917
Treaty of Versailles (1919): empires destroyed,
shattered
THE
QUESTION
Home Rule postponed with WWI
Rise of
autonomy movement
Easter Rising (1916) →
Republic proclaimed
Years of violent conflict between British troops and
rebels
Free State established in 1922
Six counties of Ulster (including Belfast) remained in the UK
THE DEPRESSION
and
decline between
General Strike announced by Trade Union Congress (3 May 1926)
Wall Street Crash (1929) → Great
spreads globally
THE
DEAL (
)
Franklin D. Roosevelt elected
(1932)
Supported state intervention in private sector
Launched the
Deal:
Stock market regulations
Employment creation
for the
Repeal of Prohibition
