A-LevelEdexcel
Edexcel A-level History: Paper 1 Option 1H — Britain transformed, 1918–97
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Theme 1 — A changing political and economic environment, 1918–79
- 1.1 – A changing political landscape
- 1.2 – Economic challenges in 1918 and post-war boom, crisis and recovery, 1918–39
- 1.3 – Change and challenge in the workplace
Theme 2 — Creating a welfare state, 1918–79
- 2.1 – Providing social welfare
- 2.2 – Public health
- 2.3 – Education and widening opportunities
Theme 3 — Society in transition, 1918–79
- 3.1 – Class and social values
- 3.2 – The changing role and status of women
- 3.3 – Immigration and ethnic minorities
Theme 4 — The changing quality of life, 1918–79
- 4.1 – Changing living standards
- 4.2 – Popular culture and entertainment
- 4.3 – Leisure and travel
Historical interpretations - What impact did Thatcher’s governments (1979–90) have on Britain, 1979–97?
- 5.1 – The effect of Thatcher’s economic policies
- 5.2 – The extent to which state intervention and the public sector were ‘rolled-back’
- 5.3 – The extent of political and social division within Britain
- 5.4 – The effect of Thatcherism on politics and party development
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