WW2: Evacuation and it's impacts. Flashcards

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What did evacuation show?

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What the lives of some people in Britain were like.

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What did rationing prove?

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The gov. intervention could be effective.

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What had a major impact on the health of children?

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Gov. introduction of dietary supplements for the first time: Cod liver oil and orange juice.

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What was Sir William Beveridge do in 1941?

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Write a report on what should be done at the end of the war. He published his report in 1942.

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What did Beveridge recommend people be protected from?

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the 5 giant evils:
•	Squalor
•	Ignorance
•	Want
•	Idleness
•	Disease
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What was Beveridge’s aim?

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to ensure that all people in Britain had an adequate standard of living.

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What did beverage want to do in terms of the National Insurance scheme?

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Extend it to cover everyone.

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What Service did Beveridge envision?

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The NHS.

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What were Beveridge’s polices in terms of getting the Welfare State to work efficiently?

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  • The establishment of a National Minimum: A SOL that no one would fall under.
  • Universality: Benefits would be available to everyone.
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What government put Beveridge’s ideas into practice?

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The Labour Gov. which was elected in 1945.
The ideas were not put into place until the ‘Appointed Day’: 5 July 1948. This was due to the huge scale of the Welfare Sate and other services.

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