[Procrastinator3]

What was the significance of his fall from power? So far I know that it represented the end of the Liberal party, and his approach the the first world war split the Liberal Party, but that's all I know.

Thanks.

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[twinlensreflex]

Reintroduction of Conservative dominance
Further decline of the Liberals
Allowed Labour to increase power (leading to 1924 govt)
Showed a strong war time leader was unable to rule successfully during peacetime.
'Revenge' for broken election promises (reconstruction/retrenchment)

Also, LG wasn't the only cause of the Liberal decline...