GCSE History Practice Test: British Society 1931-1951 - The 1945 General Election — Flashcards | GCSE History | FatSkills

GCSE History Practice Test: British Society 1931-1951 - The 1945 General Election — Flashcards

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The result of the 1945 general election caused an upset in British society. Their victory came as a surprise to the Labour Party, and as a shock to the Conservative Party. The actual campaign was long, drawn out and bitter, as the wartime coalition dissolved.

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What was the main significance for Labour, which achieved an overall majority in the Commons of 146 votes?
It was the first time that the Labour Party was in a position to form a majority government
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