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1918- Limited Numbers of Women Vote for the First Time

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1918- Limited Numbers of Women Vote for the First Time

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8 million of the 21 million people are women who voted in the UK. The women who are voting have to be over the age of 30 and have to have passed the property qualification.

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1919- The Exclusion of Women From Jobs is Made Illegal  

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1919- The Exclusion of Women From Jobs is Made Illegal  

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In 1919, the Sex Discrimination Act was put in place and made it illegal for women not to be included from most jobs. They could now become things like magistrates, solicitors, and barristers.

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1920- Women at Oxford University Are Allowed to get Degrees 

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1920- Women at Oxford University Are Allowed to get Degrees 

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There were academic halls established for women at Oxford University in 1920. Before now, women were allowed to attend degree level courses, they were not permitted to get a degree.

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1921- Unemployment Reaches a Post-War High of 2.5 Million 

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1921- Unemployment Reaches a Post-War High of 2.5 Million 

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After WW1, soldiers found it a lot more difficult to find work. There was not enough money to continue with planned reforms because of war debts to the United States and unpaid payments to European allies.

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The most important event for Britain in the 20 century, this was a very important strike.

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The most important event for Britain in the 20 century, this was a very important strike.

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Strike was caused by The Trades Union Congress. Multiple unions were dominated because they were trying to start a revolution.

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British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) was created

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British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) was created

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Reith was trying to fix the broadcasting in Britain and he tried to do this by having people make the british broadcasting corporation and he was successful that became the best broadcasting company they had.

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This was an amazing event in history for a lot of people. This historical time was when every person over the age of 21 was able to vote because they were letting women vote. Only men used to vote now women can vote here also.

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Wall Street Crash sparks the Great Depression

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Wall Street Crash sparks the Great Depression

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In Britain, unemployment had sky rocketed to right under 3 million people lost their job. The crash of the American Wall Street in 1929 made markets plummet to rock bottom

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This conference was to discuss naval disarmament (reduction of arms / military forces). They also reviewed the treaties of the Washington Conference

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1930 - Gandhi leads march to protest the British Monopoly on salt

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1930 - Gandhi leads march to protest the British Monopoly on salt

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Gandhi and his followers marched 241 miles to the sea. His campaign was known as a satyagraha which is a mass civil disobedience. Gandhi later on got arrested but his followers kept on.

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1930-1931 - First Round Table Conference 

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1930-1931 - First Round Table Conference 

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This conference was to discuss India becoming independent (which didn’t happen until after the war). Civil disobedience continued and a lot of what was promised at the meeting was never really enforced. All three of these meetings were hosted by Great Britain.

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1931 - Gandhi agrees to stop civil disobedience

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1931 - Gandhi agrees to stop civil disobedience

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At this meeting with the viceroy of India, he and Gandhi agree to stop civil disobedience. They sign the Delhi Pact which allows the congressmen and other political people to be released from prison. In return, Gandhi promises to put a stop to the civil disobedience movement.

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1931 - The second Round Table Conference takes place

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1931 - The second Round Table Conference takes place

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At this conference, Gandhi wanted to be the congress representative but too many of the other attendees disagreed. He and the other congress leaders were arrested when they went back to India.

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1932 - The third and last Round Table Conference

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1932 - The third and last Round Table Conference

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There were none of the Congress or the British Labour party attending. This meeting was the least important as there wasn’t much done.

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This pact is also known as the Quadripartite Agreement. At this meeting there were representatives of Great Britain, France, Germany, and Italy. This pact was supposed to bring and insure international security.

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266 men were killed which left widows and children and the country there were 266 men with most of the men were soldiers.

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1935 Italy, France and Britain meet to discuss German rearmament 

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1935 Italy, France and Britain meet to discuss German rearmament 

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When The Stresa Conference formed a united front against Adolf Hitler's , he invaded Ethiopia. France and Britain  a partition plan which gave Italy two-thirds of Ethiopia. They were trying to form a united front against Adolf Hitler but the leader of Italy

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1936-Anglo Egyptian Treaty ends the British protectorate of Egypt 

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1936-Anglo Egyptian Treaty ends the British protectorate of Egypt 

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Britain was unwilling to end its occupation of Egypt because the Suez Canal provided a route to India. The treaty allowed the uk to retain control of the  Canal for the next 20 years, And the treaty was ending so they couldn't get to india. So now the uk does not have access to the canal.

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1937 New constitution makes Ireland a republic in all but name 

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1937 New constitution makes Ireland a republic in all but name 

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The British were distracted by the constitutional crisis of Edward VIII's abdication, Irish Free State leader decided to take the chance and draw up a new constitution.