introduction

Question 1

BRIT 1 democracy

Answer 1

19th century, Monarchy, Aristocracy, churches ruled, own interests, sharing power with ordinary people, strict rules for who could vote, property owner,

Question 2

BRIT 3 womens

Answer 2

1918, miserable, find husband, reproduce, serving, dominant secx, irrational, immature, couldn’t handle vote

Question 3

BRIT 5 Liberal

Answer 3

1906, David Lloyd George, Winston Churchill, “New Liberals”, interventionist, reforms, tackling poverty,

Question 4

BRIT 6 Labour

Answer 4

WW2, changes, lifestyle, shared, Blitz, rationing, issues with health, evacuees, reforms, needs of Brits, 5 giants of poverty identified by Beveridge report

Question 5

USA 1 immigration

Answer 5

policy, open door, pursue ‘American Dream’, industry expand, 1920s, switched, closed door, tightly controlled

Question 6

USA 2 obstacles

Answer 6

1863, abolished, problems not stopped, changes, constitution, better life, vote, freedom, faced terror and violence, lynching

Question 7

USA 3 economic crisis

Answer 7

Calvin Coolidge, 1920s boom, wages, profits, jobs, living, 1930s, contrast, unemployment, closures, decline,

Question 8

USA 5 developments

Answer 8

Harry Truman, first, 1945, support legislation, injustices, lynching and poll tax, supposedly, racist jokes, slurs, new energy