Welfare Reforms Flashcards

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What was the impact of war?

A
  • damaged housing
  • more women in work
  • casualties
  • baby boom
  • war socialism - state control
  • rationing - limited
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What did the Butler Report in 1944 state?

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Education Act

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3
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What did the Beveridge Report say in 1942?

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Universal Insurance Scheme

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What did the 1944 Education Act introduce?

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Free education and exams to see if grammar, technical or modern

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What the the Family Allowances Act do?

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Give 5 shillings a week for every child after the first

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What did the Industrial Injuries Act do?

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Cover for accidents at work

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What did the National Insurance Act do?

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Compulsory contributions from governmemt, employer and employee to provide for issues like unemployment, sickness maternity and reitrement

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What % of married women were employed by 1943?

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80%

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What did the 1939 Emergency Powers Act do?

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Gave government power to make any law to defend the country

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What were the negatives?

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  • expensive
  • welfare benefits were low
  • claims for compensation for injury was hard to prove
  • shortage of trained staff
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11
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Who could access the NHS?

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Everyone

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