Social and cultural change 2 Flashcards

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What are some examples of leisure time activities?

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  • knitting
  • cookery
  • needlework
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What is important to note about a lot of these leisure time activities?

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they can be combined with TV viewing

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What did new plays had to get from Lord Chamberlain’s Office?

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a licence before they could be performed

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What could Chamberlain do to parts of the plays he did not agree with?

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demand that material be taken out that they considered immoral and inappropriate

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What could happen to theatre owners who did not have a licence?

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prosecuted

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What feminist movement arrived to Britain during the late 60s?

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second wave feminism

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What was the argument that second wave feminism made about women?

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they are unfulfilled with their restricted lives

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How were working mothers portrayed by the media?

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unnatural and selfish

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Why is is that most mothers did not work?

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  • childminders were very rare
  • private nurseries were only available to the wealthy
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What was the NHS’ Family Planning Act 1967?

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it allowed the local authorities to give free contraception and contraceptive advice for the first time

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What type of group started to grow in Britain?

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Women’s liberation groups

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What did Women’s lib groups campaign for?

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social and economic equality

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What were the demands put forward at the first National Women’s Liberation Conference?

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1- equal pay
2- free contraception and abortion on request
3- equal education and job opportunities
4- free 24/hr childcare

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What was the 1970 Matrimonial Property Act?

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that during a divorce the work of the wife is taken into account

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What was the 1970 Equal Pay Act?

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equal pay for equal work

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Who was Mary Whitehouse?

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a woman concerned with the new permissive society and how it is being portrayed by the media (TV)

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What Association did Whitehouse set up?

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The National Viewers’ and Listeners’ Association (1965)

18
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What did this association accomplish?

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….nothing

19
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What is the 1967 Dangerous Drugs Act?

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made it unlawful to possess drugs such as cannabis and cocaine

20
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What report combatted the Dangerous Drugs Act?

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Wootton Report - 1968

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What did the Wootton Report suggest?

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legalising soft drugs

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What is the purpose of the Race Relations Board?

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to consider cases of discrimination and prosecute with enough evidence

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What were the terms of the 1st Race Relations Act?

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  • forbade discrimination in public
  • no discrimination on the grounds of: race, ethnicity, or origin
  • housing and employment excluded
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What were the terms of the 2nd Race Relations Act?

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banned racial discrimination in:
- housing
- employment
- insurance
- other services

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What did the survey done in North London find in regards to racial attitudes?

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  • 1 in 5 people do not want to work with black people or Asians
  • 50% of people refuse to live next door to black or Asian people
  • 1 in 10 people disapprove of mixed marriages