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February 7 2005 Anna Carlisle 'Asses the success of the Liberals from 1906-1914 in dealing with their domestic problems.' The liberals winning the 1906 landslide election certainly signified a dramatic change for the working class people of Britain, as compared with the traditional 'lassiez Faire' and 'self help' policies that Conservative leaders such as Gladstone advocated, the Liberals symbolised 'freedom' for the people. However, despite this image, in order to assess the success of the party's dealing with their problems, the real impact on ordinary 'domestic' life needs to be taken into consideration. Indeed, the Liberal's dealings had essentially unprecedented effects and made a dramatic difference to general political views and some citizens' lives. Their revolutionary reforms and their handling of The House of Lords could be considered as their greatest successes as in the long-term, their actions helped improve welfare and gave working class interests more of an opportunity of passing through...

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