The global prominence of the UK grew as a consequence of the Industrial Revolution. The wealth generated by the rapid industrial growth allowed an enormous increase in population between 1750 and 1850.
Throughout this time, industrialists and merchants
demanded a laissez-faire policy from the government. What did they expect from such a
policy?
A. to enjoy an increased subsidy in trade
B. to pursue economic activities without state intervention
C. to contest in elections
D. to enjoy tax benefits on personal properties
E. to implement protectionist measures like import tariffs and quotas
Question 2
Which of the following parties emerged from the Tory Party in 1834?
A. Conservative Party
B. Liberal Party
C. Labour Party
D. House of Lords
E. House of Commons
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