Thatcherism Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This is a complete set of A* Trainspotting revision notes for WJEC Eduqas Film Studies A Level. The document is organised into the core study areas (film form, meaning & response, context) and specialist study areas for this module (ideology, narrative), along with extensive key scene analysis.

Includes economic, social, foreign policy, and cultural factor-based essays for each sub-section of the course, eg. the affluent society. Contains countless examples that can be used for any essay. From an A* student

Oxford PPE tutorial essay for the BPG module answering the question: "What did Thatcherism have in common with previous forms of Conservatism?".

Modern Postmodern EraWhen does modernism and postmodernism begin and end - correct answer Modernism: Postmodernism: 1945- Present 6 major events in WWI - correct answer 1.Germany invades Belgium 2. Britain and France join forces to help stop the aggression 3. Use of poisonous gasses, artillery and trench warfare 4. 1917 communism begins in the Soviet Union 5. Many empires are gone ( like industrial Germany and Austria- Hungary.) 6.War ends with the Treat of Versailles Longest ruli...

PowerPoint on the fourth module of the A Level History course The Making of Modern Britain. This includes all the information necessary to obtain confidence on the section, giving details on the political, cultural, social, and economic changes from 1979-1987. The PowerPoint is 56 slides, giving a full overview on the information, enabling students to access information which is relevant to their course in a simple, cut down way.

Summarised, condensed, easy to understand revision notes for the section 3 historical interpretations section of Britain transformed - what impact did Thatcher's governments have on Britain? The effect of Thatcherism on politics and party development: Thatcher and the Conservatives, Thatcher and Labour, Thatcher, the SDP and the Liberals

Are parties good for democracy Representation People's representatives. Provide candidates for Westminster; elected by people for people. however 'winners bonus' is exacerbated by parties under FPTP. Con 37% votes vs 51% seats in 2015. UKIP in 2015 12.6% of vote but no seats. Johnson originally only elected by Tory party members which is unrepresentative !! Also growing cynicism that parties aren't representative and are selfish, eg. Cameron giving his supporters peerages before leavin...

Evaluate the view that reforming party funding would improve the various functions of political parties. - intro - current party funding is largely seen as undemocratic. the principles of parties are to rep, ensure democracy with their policy formulation and increase participation para one - representation link people to government may only need support of 30-40% for fptp victories YES - For : With public funding the State can encourage or demand changes in for example how many women cand...

Evaluate the view that the modern Conservative Party has abandoned Thatcherism - Intro- Conservatives have significantly moved away from Thatcherism in regards to Social and Law policies. However they are yet to differ from Thatcher's views on foreign policy and largely on Economics. Main Body 1- Social/Law and Order Y Cameron dubbed himself a 'liberal conservative Y He legalised gay marriage in 2013 Y Hug a hoodie campaign favoured a more understanding approach to young offenders +promo...

AP World History: Unit 9 – Globalization Latest 2022 Already Passed Globalization Actions or processes that involve the entire world and result in making something worldwide in scope; in terms of AP World History - globalized culture and trade Green Revolution Agricultural revolution that increased production through improved seeds, fertilizers, and irrigation; helped to support rising Asian populations. 1918 Influenza Pandemic changed from a epidemic and spread over an entire world killing ...