Motherhood in ww2 Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

THEME 3 BRITAIN TRANSFORMED - EDEXCEL A LEVEL HISTORY ALL SOLUTION 100% CORRECT LATEST EDITION GUARANTEED GRADE A+ Last document update:   ago

1918-39 - Why was there a decline in deference? - The high death toll in WWI shook the confidence of the working class - Classes mixed in air raid shelters - The death toll in upper classes was disproportionately higher and they had to pay death duties for deceased family members 1918-39 - What led to greater equality? - Representation of the People Act led to a democratic society - Living standards improved in the interwar period - Wages rose faster than prices 1918-39 - How much cla...

AP PSYCHOLOGY ALL TERMS 100% SOLVED (Graded A+) Last document update:   ago

obedience to authority - ANSWER -Studies of obedience by Stanley Milgram. Milgram told participants they would be participating in a study of the effects of punishment on learning. Their task was to administer electric shock to a "learner," but in reality, the "learner" was a confederate. Found that 65% of participants could be coaxed to deliver every level of shock -Milgram may have found high obedience because his participants were volunteers -Raised ethical issues. To ensure that there ...

The critical presentation of motherhood in WW2; child neglect in the news media 1939-45 Last document update:   ago

A 3000 word research project analysing 3 sources which are included once you follow the link to the site with the entire project on. This project will be exploring the presentation of motherhood in a time of war and questioning the critical approach to this presentation. This project will tackle three areas of contention, initially focusing on mothers at work and the extent to which a mother was to blame for neglect in a situation where she had no additional support such as government provided c...