Can you name the Prime Ministers of the UK since December 10th 1834 from whether they are Conservative or not? by jkl87

Can you name the Prime Ministers of the UK since December 10th 1834 from whether they are Conservative or not?

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Prime Minister	Conservative or Not?
Sir Robert Peel
Archibald Primrose (5th Earl of Rosebury)
Arthur Balfour
Tony Blair
David Cameron
Sir Alec Douglas-Home
William Lamb (2nd Viscount Melbourne)
Edward Smith-Stanley (14th Earl of Derby)
Henry John Temple (3rd Viscount of Palmerston)
Herbert Asquith
Winston Churchill
Lord John Russell
Harold Macmillan
Edward Heath
Sir Anthony Eden
Benjamin Disraeli

Prime Minister	Conservative or Not?
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (3rd Marquess of Salisbury)
Andrew Bonar Law
Neville Chamberlain
William Gladstone
Ramsey MacDonald
David Lloyd George
Stanley Baldwin
John Major
Clement Attlee
Harold Wilson
James Callaghan
Gordon Brown
Margaret Thatcher
George Hamilton-Gordon (4th Earl of Aberdeen)
Stanley Baldwin
Ramsey MacDonald
Neville Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
Clement Attlee
Sir Anthony Eden
Harold Macmillan
Sir Alec Douglas-Home
Harold Wilson
Edward Heath
James Callaghan
Margaret Thatcher
John Major
Tony Blair
Gordon Brown
David Cameron
Sir Robert Peel
William Lamb (2nd Viscount Melbourne)
Lord John Russell
Edward Smith-Stanley (14th Earl of Derby)
George Hamilton-Gordon (4th Earl of Aberdeen)
Henry John Temple (3rd Viscount of Palmerston)
Benjamin Disraeli
Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (3rd Marquess of Salisbury)
Archibald Primrose (5th Earl of Rosebury)
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Arthur Balfour
Herbert Asquith
David Lloyd George
William Gladstone
Andrew Bonar Law

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UK Prime Ministers:Conservative or Not? Quiz

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Created Aug 6, 2011 in History
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	AutonomusPlebian:	Aug 8th, 2011 at 12:11 GMT		1 point
	How come Gladstone and Bonar Law are randomly placed at the start of the quiz, whilst the other Prime Ministers are then placed in order?

	brittain33:	Aug 8th, 2011 at 16:41 GMT		1 point
	I have to assume the "right/wrong" answer stats are off, there's no way that the Marquess of Salisbury's party or even Clement Attlee's is better known than Tony Blair's!

	johnlk:	Aug 9th, 2011 at 00:44 GMT		1 point
	Aberdeen was arguably a Conservative. He was a Peelite, which was a minority faction of Conservatives who had supported free trade. The Peelites were a distinct group, and still generally considered themselves as Tories until 1859, well after Aberdeen's premiership.

	jkl87:	Aug 9th, 2011 at 05:27 GMT		1 point
	I decided to list Aberdeen as a non-Conservative, as the Peelites did not agree with some of the principles of Conservatives anymore; the Peelites were a splinter group (which is why is decided to list Peelites as non conservatives) that although still supported main principles Conservatism, they were distinguished from the main stream for their support of fair trade so were generally regarded more 'liberal' than the main Conservatives. If I can, I could put a note concerning the Peelites.