Who was Lord Randolph Churchill's successor after his resignation?
Lord Rosebery
Lord Palmerston
Lord Salisbury
Lord Wellington
Answer
Lord Salisbury succeeded Lord Randolph Churchill as the leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom after Churchill's resignation in 1886. Churchill stepped down due to health issues and disagreements within the party. Salisbury, a prominent Conservative politician and former Secretary of State for India, assumed the leadership role and served as Prime Minister until 1902, leading the country through various domestic and international challenges.
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