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Youth
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Education
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Business: failure
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Business: success
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Emerging local politician
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Local government and political apprenticeship
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Director-general of national service, 1916–1917
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Election to parliament and advance to office, 1918–1923
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Chamberlain and Baldwin
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Minister of health, 1924–1929
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Opposition and the Conservative leadership crisis, 1929–1931
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Economic crisis
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Chancellor of the exchequer, 1931–1937: tariffs, reparations, and budgets
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Becomes prime minister, 1937
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Appeasement of Nazi Germany and fascist Italy
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Chamberlain and foreign policy
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First steps towards a general settlement
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Chamberlain and Eden, 1937–1938
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The offer to Germany of a general settlement and the Czechoslovakia crisis, 1938
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The Munich conference
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The policy of guarantees, spring and summer 1939
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Outbreak of war and formation of war cabinet
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Chamberlain's resignation as prime minister, May 1940
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Death and reputation