David Lloyd George

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British politician Prime Minister of the United Kingdom human statesman

David Lloyd George was a British statesman who served as Prime Minister during the latter part of World War I and was a leading figure in early 20th-century social and political reform.

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Statements (56)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	British politician → Prime Minister of the United Kingdom → human → statesman →
birthName	David George →
burialPlace	Llanystumdwy →
causeOfDeath	cancer →
child	Gwilym Lloyd George → Megan Lloyd George →
citizenship	United Kingdom →
constituencyRepresented	Caernarvon Boroughs →
countryOfBirth	United Kingdom →
countryOfDeath	United Kingdom →
createdPeerage	1945 →
dateOfBirth	1863-01-17 →
dateOfDeath	1945-03-26 →
describedBySource	Encyclopaedia Britannica → Oxford Dictionary of National Biography →
educatedAt	National School, Llanystumdwy →
endTime	1922-10-19 →
ethnicGroup	Welsh →
familyName	Lloyd George →
givenName	David →
honorificTitle	Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor →
ideology	liberalism →
knownFor	introduction of national insurance in the UK → social welfare reforms in the United Kingdom →
memberOf	Liberal Party (UK) →
monarchDuringTerm	George V →
movement	New Liberalism →
nativeLanguage	Welsh →
nobleTitle	Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor →
notableAchievement	key figure in negotiating the Treaty of Versailles → led the United Kingdom during the latter part of World War I →
notableWork	People's Budget →
numberOfChildren	5 →
occupation	solicitor →
officeEndTime (Prime Minister of the United Kingdom)	1922-10-19 →
officeStartTime (Prime Minister of the United Kingdom)	1916-12-07 →
parliamentaryGroup	Liberal Party (UK) →
placeOfBirth	Manchester →
placeOfDeath	Tŷ Newydd, Llanystumdwy →
positionHeld	Chancellor of the Exchequer of the United Kingdom → Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom → Minister of Munitions of the United Kingdom → President of the Board of Trade of the United Kingdom → Prime Minister of the United Kingdom → Secretary of State for War of the United Kingdom →
precededBy	H. H. Asquith →
religion	Baptist →
signature	signature of David Lloyd George →
spouse	Frances Stevenson → Margaret Lloyd George →
startTime	1916-12-07 →
succeededBy	Bonar Law →
workLocation	London →

Referenced by (25)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Government of Ireland Act 1920 → People's Budget of 1909 → Railways Act 1921 ("government of David Lloyd George") →	introducedBy
New Liberalism →	associatedWith
Old Age Pensions Act 1908 →	associatedWithPolitician
San Remo Conference →	attendee
Anglo-Irish Treaty →	BritishSignatory
Liberal Government (1905–1915) →	chancellorOfTheExchequer
Anglo-Irish Treaty →	chiefBritishNegotiator
Irish War of Independence →	combatantCommander
The Economic Consequences of the Peace →	criticizes
Politicians and the War →	discusses
David Lloyd George ("Lloyd George") →	familyName
Liberal Party (UK) →	keyPrimeMinister
The Decline and Fall of Lloyd George →	mainSubject
Truce of 11 July 1921 →	negotiatedBy
Paris Peace Conference →	notableFigure
Liberal Party (UK) →	notableLeader
The Decline and Fall of Lloyd George →	notablePersonDiscussed
Essays in Biography ("Lloyd George") →	notablePersonProfiled
Leader of the Liberal Party (UK) →	officeHolder
Government of Ireland Act 1920 →	primeMinisterAtPassage
Treaty of Versailles →	principalAuthor
National Insurance Act 1911 →	sponsoredBy
Herbert Henry Asquith ("David Lloyd George as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom") →	succeededBy