What changed in England after World War I?

Answer 1

This is an enormous question!

In some respects not that much changed. The lack of territorial acquistions in World War 1 meant that the Empire was shrinking. England ended up losing Ireland and many of their territories in Africa. The War had detrimental effects on the economy, resulting in one of their highest rates of unemployment.

Post World War I also resulted in the increase in support and power of the labour-liberalist party. Many of the rich tried to carry on as if nothing had changed.

Lloyd George's promises about turning the country into a 'land fit for heroes' turned out to be nonsense and the 1920s saw a remarkable growth in socialism in Britain.

Pacifism became widespread and profoundly affected British policy in the 1930s.

Women aged 30+ were given the vote in 1918 and ten years later it was extended to women aged 21+. Apart from this, the post 1918 period saw only very limited improvements in the position of women.

Among many intellectuals the confidence of thee period before 1914 had gone - but this is very diffuse.

Joncey

Answer 2

Charles was beheadded so England had a new King (once the war was over obviously)

Answer 3

Well it changed as parliament had the power not the king and that is still like it today that is how it changed England otherwise we would still be mostly under the power of the king or queen

Answer 4

Parliament took charge like they have since today