Kementerian Lloyd George

David Lloyd George dari Partai Liberal membentuk pemerintahan koalisi di Britania Raya pada Desember 1916, dan diangkat menjadi Perdana Menteri Britania Raya oleh Raja George V. Ini menggantikan koalisi masa perang sebelumnya di bawah H. H. Asquith, yang telah bertanggung jawab atas kekalahan saat Perang Besar.^[1] Orang-orang dari Partai Liberal yang masih mendukung Asquith menjabat sebagai Oposisi Resmi. Pemerintahan tersebut masih berkuasa setelah akhir perang pada tahun 1918, meskipun Lloyd George makin menarik dukungan dari Partai Konservatif. Setelah beberapa skandal termasuk tuduhan penjualan gelar kehormatan, Partai Konservatif menarik dukungan mereka setelah sebuah pertemuan di Carlton Club pada 1922, dan Bonar Law membentuk sebuah pemerintahan.^[1]

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