Post-War Britain quizzes
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This page gathers over 20 community-made Post-War Britain quizzes, covering politics, the post-war consensus, race and immigration. Most are for secondary-level study, with questions for school students to practice and ready-made material for teachers to use. Pick a quiz and see what you know.
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- Liberal reforms and the 1906 election23
- Attlee government 1945–195128
- Beveridge Report and the welfare state43
- Post-war consensus10
- Conservative governments 1951–196470
- Affluence and the economy in the 1950s21
- Immigration and race relations24
- Social and cultural change in the 1960s and 1970s24
- Wilson government 1964–197021
- Heath government 1970–197418
- British foreign relations and the EEC8
- Labour governments 1974–19796
- Thatcherism and the Thatcher governments37
- Falklands War23
- British politics after Thatcher7
Quizzes
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34 questionsBritish History test what was articke 231 of the Treaty of Versailles and what did it state
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30 questionsthatcherism What percentage of people lived in owner occupied homes in 1950?
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23 questionsThe post-war consensus 1951-64 What factors made up the post-war consensus?
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9 questionsChapter 7 Britain's relations with the rest of the world How was British overseas policy influenced by its role in the UN?
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13 questionsChapter 2, British Politics, A Very Short Introduction The British enjoy a marvellous constitutional ......................... ?
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16 questionsBritain 1945-51 How much debt was Britain in at the end of WW2?
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13 questionsRace and Immigration Quiz Part 2 The view of London was idealised, seen as the modern metropole and the heart of community. Yet in reality t...
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25 questions5 Giants Quiz When did Labor come into power?
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29 questions13 Conservative years
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14 questionsRace and Immigration Quiz Part 1 In what year did large scale immigration into Britain commence?
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20 questionsBritain 1951-2007 When was the Suez Crisis?
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28 questionsWilson and Callaghan
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14 questionsConservative Dominance (1951-64) Which leader was in power in 1951-55?
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11 questionsEconomics Statistics
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3 questionsBritish politics Which reforms were introduced by Roy Jenkins?
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14 questionsBritain and foreign policy What was the Commonwealth?
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25 questionsBlair
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20 questionsMajor Who did the UK join to end the occupation of Kuwait by Saddam Hussein?
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11 questionsPopular Culture and Entertainment Statistics
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11 questionsBritish Party System What system of Party has Britain Got?
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6 questionsBritish society What is demographic change?
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10 questionsUntitled What year was the Representation of the people act?
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10 questionsAttlee How many homes were built by Attlee?
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5 questionsLiberal Reforms What did the reforms for children do?
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5 questionsBritain 1851-1964 key idea 2 How many Liberals left the party over Home Rule in 1886?
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4 questionsHeath
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3 questionsUntitled Name the two proposals enacted before the end of the war?
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These quizzes offer questions on British leaders, politics and society. Conservative Dominance (1951-64) asks about the leaders in power during that period. Britain 1945-51 includes questions about the economy and the end of the Second World War. Other quizzes cover the post-war consensus, race and immigration, and foreign policy.
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Start with a topic you have studied recently. For example, British politics asks about election victories and reforms, so it is a useful choice if you want to check those topics. Try answering without looking at your notes, then pay attention to questions you find difficult.
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Which quiz could I start with?
Choose a topic you have already studied. Conservative Dominance (1951-64) asks about leaders in power, while Britain 1945-51 includes questions about the economy and the end of the Second World War. Either gives you a focused place to check what you remember before exploring another quiz.
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Which students and exams do the quizzes suit?
Most resources on this page are at secondary level. The listed resources mention GCSE History, A-level History and A-level Politics. School students can use the quizzes to practice questions on the topics they have studied, while teachers can look for ready-made material that fits their classes.