2S The Making of Modern Britain (7042.2S)

Includes a fact file on John Major and summarises the AQA 2S History book (OXFORD), including economics, sleaze and scandals and foreign policy.

A fact file of the members of the SDP: Tony Benn, Michael Foot, Derek Hatton and Neil Kinnock.

A detailed compilation and analysis of the 1951, 1955, 1959 and 1964 Elections in Great Britain between Eden-Harold Wilson with included graphs for easier visualisation. This is good to compare the domination of the 3 main different political parties in Britain at the time (Conservatives, Labour and LibDems) and understand by making connections as to why the parties won or lost.

A set of notes to better understand the Fall of Thatcher, including the Westland Affair, various retirements, challenges and Poll Tax riots or other controversies under the Thatcher Governments.

An in-depth compilation of the social developments (including: rise of living standards, affluence and consummerism, the establishment, position of women, race and inmigration, youth culture and changing social attitudes) between 1951-1964 in Britain. There are also notes on Britain's foreign relations during those years, including EFTA and EEC, US relations, Cold War and decolonisation.

A deep exploration of John Major's Foreign Policy during his premiership including the Bosnian Genocide, the Rwandan Genocide and the Gulf War - with a summary of what Britain and other countries did; and analysing the effects these had on Britain.

A very deep analysis of Labour's loss during the 1970s election, including various niche factors such as the world cup loss.

More notes on Blair's foreign policy, appart from Iraq

An analysis of the voting polls for the 1997 election in Britain - mostly notes on why Conservatives lost, with examples of sleaze and scandals from part of John Major's Cabinet. the notes are oriented in a 'Conservative lost' rather than 'Labour Won' approach.