Alliance Party

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The Alliance Party was a major political coalition in Malaya and later Malaysia that united key ethnic-based parties and led the country to independence under leaders such as Tunku Abdul Rahman.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political coalition
country Malaya NERFINISHED
Malaysia
electoralSystemContext first-past-the-post
ethnicRepresentation Chinese
Indian
Malay NERFINISHED
foundedBy Malayan Chinese Association NERFINISHED
Malayan Indian Congress NERFINISHED
United Malays National Organisation NERFINISHED
governmentRole formed federal government of Malaya after independence
formed first federal government of Malaysia
hasMemberParty Malayan Chinese Association NERFINISHED
Malayan Indian Congress NERFINISHED
United Malays National Organisation NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Kuala Lumpur NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance formed basis of post-independence ruling coalition in Malaysia
led Malaya to independence in 1957
ideology communal power-sharing
conservatism
keyFigure Tan Cheng Lock NERFINISHED
Tunku Abdul Rahman NERFINISHED
V. T. Sambanthan NERFINISHED
leader Tunku Abdul Rahman NERFINISHED
notableLeader Tun Abdul Razak Hussein NERFINISHED
Tun Hussein Onn NERFINISHED
Tunku Abdul Rahman NERFINISHED
operatedIn Federation of Malaya NERFINISHED
Malaysia NERFINISHED
politicalPosition centre-right
promotedPolicy communal bargaining
inter-ethnic cooperation
region Southeast Asia
role independence movement leader
ruling coalition
stateIdeology consociationalism
succeededBy Barisan Nasional NERFINISHED

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