Although Ramsay MacDonald, Britain's Prime Minister at the Time the Great

question 44

Essay

Although Ramsay MacDonald, Britain's prime minister at the time the Great Depression began, was the leader of the Labour Party, at least two of his government's early efforts to deal with the financial crisis suggested that the working people's welfare was not the British government's top priority. Explain.

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