first Kuyper cabinet

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The first Kuyper cabinet was the Dutch national government led by Prime Minister Abraham Kuyper from 1901 to 1905, known for its Protestant–Christian democratic orientation and major social and educational reforms.

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instanceOf Dutch cabinet
national government
cabinetNumber 21st cabinet of the Netherlands
capitalOfJurisdiction Amsterdam NERFINISHED
coalitionPartner Anti-Revolutionary Party NERFINISHED
Catholic political factions
Christian Historical Union NERFINISHED
continent Europe
country Kingdom of the Netherlands NERFINISHED
dissolvedOn 17 August 1905
endTime 1905
era early 20th century
followedBy De Meester cabinet NERFINISHED
governmentForm parliamentary cabinet
governmentHeadParty Anti-Revolutionary Party NERFINISHED
headOfGovernment Abraham Kuyper NERFINISHED
implemented expansion of social legislation
reforms in primary education funding
inception 1 August 1901
jurisdiction Netherlands NERFINISHED
knownFor Protestant–Christian democratic policies
educational reforms
social reforms
languageOfGovernment Dutch
legislature States General of the Netherlands NERFINISHED
legislatureStatus coalition government
legislatureTerm House of Representatives of the Netherlands NERFINISHED
location The Hague NERFINISHED
monarch Wilhelmina of the Netherlands NERFINISHED
namedAfter Abraham Kuyper NERFINISHED
partOf political history of the Netherlands
policyArea education
labor legislation
social policy
politicalOrientation Christian democratic
Protestant
precededBy Pierson cabinet NERFINISHED
religiousBasis Protestantism
significantEvent schoolstrijd (school struggle)
startTime 1901
stateHead Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands NERFINISHED
typeOfGovernment confessional cabinet

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Throne Speech of 1901 government first Kuyper cabinet