British domestic politics 1929-39
Cards (45)
- Communist Party of Great Britain formed
- 2 communists elected to Parliament
- MacDonald becomes PM
- Development Loan and Colonial Loan Acts
- Mosley's economic memorandum
- Mines Act
- Housing Act
- Unemployment Insurance Act
- Gregory Commission
- Road Traffic Act
- Coal Mines Act
- London Transport Bill
- Agricultural Marketing Act
- Hop Marketing Board established
- Macmillan report
- May report
- European banking crisis
- Japanese invasion of Manchuria
- National government formed with MacDonald as PM
- Invergordon Mutiny
- Britain taken off the Gold Standard
- October 1931 General election results
- British Union of Fascists formed
- Slum clearance provisions extended
- Fascist rally at London's Olympia
- Baldwin becomes PM after MacDonald resigns
- November 1935 General election results
- Conscription announced
- Italy began invasion of Ethiopia
- Hoare-Laval Pact
- Naval agreement with Germany
- Germany remilitarised the Rhineland
- Spanish Civil War
- Battle of Cable Street
- Public Order Act
- Abdication of Edward VIII
- Chamberlain becomes PM
- Germany annexes Austria
- Munich Agreement
- Anthony Eden (foreign secretary) resigned