This man introduced the Climbing Boys Act and led the Young England movement. This Chancellor of the Exchequer under the Earl of Derby's "Who? Who?" Ministry broke with Robert Peel by fighting to save the Corn Laws. When this Earl of Beaconsfield led the House of Commons, the enfranchising Second Reform Act passed but failed to win his party the next election. He led Britain into the Zulu War, bought shares in the Suez Canal, and gave Queen Victoria the title "Empress of India." For 10 points, name this rival of William
This man introduced the Climbing Boys Act and led the Young England movement. This Chancellor of the Exchequer under the Earl of Derby's "Who? Who?" Ministry broke with Robert Peel by fighting to save the Corn Laws. When this Earl of Beaconsfield led the House of Commons, the enfranchising Second Reform Act passed but failed to win his party the next election. He led Britain into the Zulu War, bought shares in the Suez Canal, and gave Queen Victoria the title "Empress of India." For 10 points, name this rival of William Gladstone, a Conservative imperialist prime minister of Jewish descent.
This man introduced the Climbing Boys Act and led the Young England movement.
Benjamin {Disraeli}, {Viscount Hughenden} of {Hughenden} [accept any underlined part; accept “First {Earl} of {Beaconsfield}” before mentioned]