The Growth of the Labour Party and the Decline of the Liberal Party

Labor Party Growth and Liberal Party Decline At the end of the First World War in November 1918, the Labor Party became a powerful party. Prior to this, the Liberal Party was a major opponent of the Conservative Party, and the Labor Party was considered as a party utilizing the popularity of the Liberal Party. However, immediately it became clear that the LDP is a weak and loose party that could not make a decision. It is clear that the First World War is likely to be an important factor for the growth of the Labor Party and the decline of the Liberal Party.

The Liberal Party became popular rapidly since the establishment of the country until the 1920s, one of the two major political parties, including the Conservative Party, was replaced by the Labor Party on the left and was established for the first time since it was founded in 1900 it was done. The Labor Party and the Conservative Party are constantly controlling, the Liberal Party (Liberal Democratic Party later) becomes the third largest political party, by the year 2015, 49 seats out of 57 seats are lost, and the Scottish National Assembly won 56 seats. Established in 1934, SNP has supported the independence of Scotland and has become a Diet member since 1967. Currently, the SNP governs the minority government of the Scottish Parliament, and after the general election in 2017, he has 35 members in the House of Representatives.

This provided a relatively small number of seats to the Liberal Party - in the first electoral system of the past only 14 seats - it showed a decrease in conservative party voter turnout and liberal party beginning. At the same time, the Scottish National Party (SNP) also achieved its first successful period; it used its geographically focused support to acquire as many seats as the Liberal Party in less than 2% of the British ballot . High inflation rates have been calling for frequent strikes by coal workers and other public sector unions in the majority of the 1970s to rise and feel crisis. Since the election in February 1974 was very close, the Conservative Party and the Labor Party had no majority, another election took place in October. In the second election, the Labor Party got a very narrow majority. Depression and high inflation for the next 5 years

In the UK, the Liberal Party lost its influence in the early 20th century due to the growth of Labor Party. Liberalism was defeated when October 1917, when Communists were dominated by Vladimir Lenin, established Mussolini in 1922, Joseph Pilsudski in Poland in 1926, and Spain in 1939, the liberalism was defeated. After establishing a dictatorship system in Spain. Prior to World War I, the Liberal Party dominated the European political world, but gradually replaced socialists and social Democrats in the beginning of the 20th century. Since the Second World War, the fate of the Liberal Party is confused, some countries hold power, while others are suffering from a sustained recession. However, the collapse of the Soviet Union in the second half of the 20th century and the collapse of Yugoslavia led to the formation of many Liberal Parties throughout Eastern Europe. These parties formed different ideologies