This man was labeled the "landlords' hireling" at the 1924 general election, in which he won his seat by seventy-seven votes over Oswald Mosley. Claiming "the unemployed too had to shoulder their share of the burden," referring to defending the gold standard, this man forced Philip Snowden to propose an austerity budget that led directly to the Invergordon Mutiny. As Snowden's successor, this man instituted a 10% tariff, 
This man was labeled the "landlords' hireling" at the 1924 general election, in which he won his seat by seventy-seven votes over Oswald Mosley. Claiming "the unemployed too had to shoulder their share of the burden," referring to defending the gold standard, this man forced Philip Snowden to propose an austerity budget that led directly to the Invergordon Mutiny. As Snowden's successor, this man instituted a 10% tariff, saying it was a "privilege" to complete the work his father had started. Desmond Morton passed MI6 Intelligence on the state of the Luftwaffe to Winston Churchill as the latter criticized this man's reluctance to order a rearmament, and this man's signature foreign policy achievement was a betrayal of Eduard Benes. For 10 points, name this British Prime Minister who signed the Munich Agreement, the architect of appeasement.
This man was labeled the "landlords' hireling" at the 1924 general election, in which he won his seat by seventy-seven votes over Oswald Mosley.
Neville Chamberlain