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Arts, Humanities and Cultures • AQA A-level History: Britain 1851-1964: Challenge and Transformation

In 1976 Wilson resigned, and was replaced by Jim Callaghan. They are remembered for the IMF loan , and the Other Parties ............................................................................................................................................. 80

However, because of the trade unions control of party finances, there was a distortion of funding for campaigns in winnable areas, such as constituencies with mining communities. Many liberal reforms; 1965 Race relations Act, 1967 Abortion Act and Family Planning Act, gay sex made It was also dependent on Liberal support which blunted its radical programme of welfare legislation.

Option 34: 1 Industrialisation and social change in Britain, 1759–1928: forging a new society – 2 Poverty, public health and the state in Britain, c1780–1939 Labour ........................................................................................................................................................ 79 The Conservatives adhered to many of Labour’s policies; they continued to fund and improve the NHS, Political and Social Division ........................................................................................................................... 77

Conservatives were seen as a united party – particularly over the nationalisation of iron and steel

However, economic policy was in tatters by the end of 1971 as inflation soared and production fell due Conservatives won the 1924 general election with a large majority after the Labour Party are tainted In the 1918 General Election, the Labour Party had 57 seats. This increased to 142 seats in the 1922 Therefore, the party were able to field more candidates, distribute party materials more widely ando CPGB used ‘entryism’ - tried to infiltrate the Labour party to steer their ideas further to the left (Labour Union unrest had increased –during the 60’s 3 million days were lost to strikes - yet Labour relied Conservatives ............................................................................................................................................ 79 Although he owned a fortune in the steel industry, Baldwin was known to run his factories fairly and

Option 39: 1 Civil rights and race relations in the USA, 1850–2009 – 2 Mass media and social change in Britain, 1882–2004 Option 35: 1 Britain: losing and gaining an empire, 1763–1914 – 2 The British experience of warfare, c1790–1918

Britain Transformed, 1918-

Social Division ........................................................................................................................................... 78 Heyeveryone,hoperevisionsallgoingwellforyouall!Iwashavingtroublefindingafeedforthispaper,cominguponthe9th!!Iwaswonderinghowitwasgoingforeveryoneandifanyonehasanidea'sonwhatthequestioncouldpossiblybe! did not have a Labour Party local branch. This gave Labour a national identity and allowed them field The Conservatives were criticised for their use of ‘stop-go’ economic policies, inflation begins to be a

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