The document outlines four key topics about Britain during World War 2 and its aftermath:
1) The impact of the Great Depression from 1931-1939, including high unemployment, public spending cuts, and events like the Jarrow Crusade.
2) Britain during World War 2 from 1939-1945, including major military events like Dunkirk, the Battle of Britain, D-Day, and Germany's defeat.
3) The British home front during the war, covering issues like the Blitz, evacuation, rationing, and the roles of women and the Home Guard.
4) Labour coming to power after the war from 1945-1951, including establishing the welfare state through acts like the National Insurance Act
The document outlines four key topics about Britain during World War 2 and its aftermath:
1) The impact of the Great Depression from 1931-1939, including high unemployment, public spending cuts, and events like the Jarrow Crusade.
2) Britain during World War 2 from 1939-1945, including major military events like Dunkirk, the Battle of Britain, D-Day, and Germany's defeat.
3) The British home front during the war, covering issues like the Blitz, evacuation, rationing, and the roles of women and the Home Guard.
4) Labour coming to power after the war from 1945-1951, including establishing the welfare state through acts like the National Insurance Act
The document outlines four key topics about Britain during World War 2 and its aftermath:
1) The impact of the Great Depression from 1931-1939, including high unemployment, public spending cuts, and events like the Jarrow Crusade.
2) Britain during World War 2 from 1939-1945, including major military events like Dunkirk, the Battle of Britain, D-Day, and Germany's defeat.
3) The British home front during the war, covering issues like the Blitz, evacuation, rationing, and the roles of women and the Home Guard.
4) Labour coming to power after the war from 1945-1951, including establishing the welfare state through acts like the National Insurance Act
The document outlines four key topics about Britain during World War 2 and its aftermath:
1) The impact of the Great Depression from 1931-1939, including high unemployment, public spending cuts, and events like the Jarrow Crusade.
2) Britain during World War 2 from 1939-1945, including major military events like Dunkirk, the Battle of Britain, D-Day, and Germany's defeat.
3) The British home front during the war, covering issues like the Blitz, evacuation, rationing, and the roles of women and the Home Guard.
4) Labour coming to power after the war from 1945-1951, including establishing the welfare state through acts like the National Insurance Act
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Unit 3: War and the Transformation of British Society
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Area you must be able to describe the topics below,
giving statistics, names and dates to use as examples throughout the exam. Key Topic 1: The impact of the Depression 193139 The nature and extent of unemployment: Industries that were affected Areas that were affected Public spending cuts 1924-1936 The introduction of the Dole The Means Test The Special Areas Act of 1934 The Unemployment Insurance Act (1936) The experience of the unemployed including the impact on living standards Attempts to influence public opinion, such as the Means Test The causes of the Jarrow Crusade: Impact of the Depression on Jarrow What happened to the shipbuilding industry in Jarrow The event of the Jarrow Crusade: Who were the leaders What was the route What did they do along the way The effects of the Jarrow Crusade: Political effects and the government response Effects on public opinion Opposition to the Jarrow Crusade, especially from the Labour Party and NUWM Key Topic 2: Britain at war 193945 The details of the German invasion of the Low Countries and France The retreat of the BEF towards Dunkirk The importance of Dunkirk and the reasons for British survival, including the leadership of Churchill The reasons for the Battle of Britain The events of the Battle of Britain Reasons for British victory The preparation and organisation for the invasion The events of D-Day and reasons for Allied success during D-Day The Allied drive to victory, 194445 Key events of the Battle of Arnhem Key events of the Battle of the Bulge Reasons for Germanys defeat in World War Two Key Topic 3: The home front 193945
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The reasons why the Germans launched the Blitz
The evacuation The effects of the Blitz on British towns and cities 194041 the effects of the second Blitz by the V1 and V2 bombs 194445 The blackout Air-raid shelters and the work of the Home Guard Censorship Propaganda The impact of the war on food supplies in Britain British government measures to deal with the problems of food supply The contribution made by women on the home front, especially in employment, including heavy industry, transport and the armed forces The effects on the role and status of women of their contributions during the war Key Topic 4: Labour in power 194551 The reasons for the Labour election victory of 1945, including party politics The election campaign and the legacy of wartime attitudes The recommendations of the Beveridge Report, including the Five Giants The importance of the Beveridge Report Want including the introduction of family allowances The 1946 National Insurance Act, the 1948 National Assistance Act and their effects on peoples lives. The National Health Act of 1946 Opposition from the medical profession to the NHS the introduction of the National Health Service in 1948 and its impact in the years 194851.