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    Modernism arose with industrialization and is characterized by secularism, rationalism, and materialism. Post-modernism values conservation, health, and education. Britain's political system is legitimized by common law traditions outlined in documents like the Magna Carta and Bill of Rights. The Good Friday Agreement established devolution of power to Northern Ireland. While the working class traditionally supported Labour and the middle class the Conservatives, these party loyalties have begun to blur in recent decades.

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    Modernism arose with industrialization and is characterized by secularism, rationalism, and materialism. Post-modernism values conservation, health, and education. Britain's political system is legitimized by common law traditions outlined in documents like the Magna Carta and Bill of Rights. The Good Friday Agreement established devolution of power to Northern Ireland. While the working class traditionally supported Labour and the middle class the Conservatives, these party loyalties have begun to blur in recent decades.

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    Modernism arose with industrialization and is characterized by secularism, rationalism, and materialism. Post-modernism values conservation, health, and education. Britain's political system is legitimized by common law traditions outlined in documents like the Magna Carta and Bill of Rights. The Good Friday Agreement established devolution of power to Northern Ireland. While the working class traditionally supported Labour and the middle class the Conservatives, these party loyalties have begun to blur in recent decades.

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    Modernism arose with industrialization and is characterized by secularism, rationalism, and materialism. Post-modernism values conservation, health, and education. Britain's political system is legitimized by common law traditions outlined in documents like the Magna Carta and Bill of Rights. The Good Friday Agreement established devolution of power to Northern Ireland. While the working class traditionally supported Labour and the middle class the Conservatives, these party loyalties have begun to blur in recent decades.

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     Modernism-a set of values that come along with industrialization.

    Values include
    secularism, reasoning, materialism, technology etc.
     Post-Modernism-conservation of environment, better health, and education
     If work in primary sector decrease and secondary sector increases industrialization
     Primary sector-extraction of resources
     Secondary sector-using resources to create finished products
     Important Docs that legitimize Britain rational-legal authority are common law, the Bill
    of Right, and Magna Carta
     Rational Legal Authority-system of well established rules and procedures
     Third Way is a middle ground between Leftist Labour and Thatcher’s Rightist
     Nobless Oblige a factor in willingness to accept welfare state
     Good Friday Agreement of 1998 Devolution of power to a northern Ireland Parliament
     Working Class vote Labour.
     Middle Class support Conservative
     However these party loyalties have begun to blur
     Rural England votes conservative.
     Conservatives-private industry, market economy, fewer social welfare programs, less
    E.U.
     Speaker of house objectively presides over debates in House of Commons
     British House of Commons cannot initiate policy and legislation
     Top level bureaucrats serve as a major source of stability because they make a career of
    government service
     Britain has not adopted the Euro
     Insularity has prevented Britain from engaging more in E.U.
     Collective Responsibility is most displayed in the cabinet
     Thatcher=neoliberalism
     Neoliberalism-greater economic freedom for individuals and the marker
     E.U. enlargement resulted in influx of eastern Europeans.
     British National Party and UK Independence Party support rightist policies
     Neo-corporatism-interest groups are the ones that really control government
     Insularity-separation from the rest of Europe.
     Aging of population has put a strain on National Healthcare
     UK devolved powers created Scottish Parliament, Welsh Parliament, Mayor of London,
    General Assembly of London
     Nobless Oblige supports expansionism
     Liberal Democratic party is able to grab up a good percentage of vote but unable to get
    seats in house of commons
     Question Time holds prime minister and parliament accountable
     Prime Minister can’t disband house of Lords
     Top level bureaucrats are experts in their field.
     British Law Lords don’t have judicial review
     Parliamentary Sovereignty says that Parliament

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