Which Late-18th Century Liberal Would You Have Been?

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The latter half of the 19th century saw the UK Liberal Party form, rise, decline and almost collapse before it rebounded in 1906. Over these few decades, several factions grew and shrunk - which one would you have found yourself in?

These ten questions should be a good test of your poltical alignment, placing you into one of seven factions, but odd results and oversimplifactions may happen.

Created by: Eoghan
  1. Do you support the 'New Social Alliance', a proposed Conservative attempt to join the working class and aristocrats?
  2. Do you support the 'Free Breakfast Table' policies which aim to abolish import duties on foodstuffs?
  3. Do you support Gladstone's Home Rule Bill, which grants Ireland a high level of autonomy and its own Parliament?
  4. Do you support the 1884 Reform Act, which extended the vote, especially to farmers and labourers?
  5. What is your opinion of the 1871 Trade Union Act, which both legalised the existence of unions whilst criminalising picketing?
  6. Do you support Joseph Chamberlain's 'Radical Programme' which includes a massive list of social and economic legislation
  7. Are you in favour of the 'Imperial Preference' system which uses tariffs to favour colonial and British goods over foreign imports?
  8. Do you support British involvement and conduct in the Second Boer War?
  9. Do you support the disestablishment/dissolution of the Church of England?
  10. Do you support Disraeli's policy at the Congress of Berlin?

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