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UK Politics from Macmillan to Thatcher
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The Macmillan government in Britain began in 1957. In this history lesson focusing on the British government, learn about the conservative party of the era.
with A Level RevisonThe Macmillan government in Britain began in 1957. In this history lesson focusing on the British government, learn about the conservative party of the era.
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Macmillan began serving as the UK Prime Minister in 1957. This started a Conservative reign at a time of social change, which is reviewed in this lesson.
with A Level RevisonMacmillan began serving as the UK Prime Minister in 1957. This started a Conservative reign at a time of social change, which is reviewed in this lesson.
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What were the economic impacts of the Macmillan years? In this UK history lesson, learn about the Macmillan government and its various economic policies.
with A Level RevisonWhat were the economic impacts of the Macmillan years? In this UK history lesson, learn about the Macmillan government and its various economic policies.
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James Harold Wilson—a Labour Party politician—served as the Prime Minister of the UK from 1964 to 1970. In this lesson, learn about his economic reforms.
with A Level RevisonJames Harold Wilson—a Labour Party politician—served as the Prime Minister of the UK from 1964 to 1970. In this lesson, learn about his economic reforms.
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Unlike Macmillan, Wilson—the Labour Party leader in the mid-1960s—did an excellent job of expanding opportunities early in his reign, but it didn't last long.
with A Level RevisonUnlike Macmillan, Wilson—the Labour Party leader in the mid-1960s—did an excellent job of expanding opportunities early in his reign, but it didn't last long.
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