(7) A revolution in welfare, housing, education and economy under labour 1945-1950?

(7) A revolution in welfare, housing, education and economy under labour 1945-1950?

1. Conservative feeling over reform

   • Conservative started process of reform
     • Butler act 1944
     • Child tax credit 1945
   • But many polices would be alien to conservative ideas
     • Nationalisation
       • Profitable Iron and steel
     • NHS

2. Labour party fellin over reform

   • The left felt betrayed over education not banning private school, and also felt betrayed over not siding with the soviets in the cold war

3. Labour party reform were revolutionaly

   • Education
     • Tripartied system
       • Grammer increasted social mobility
     • Dumping ground for average intellegents people in secondary moderns
   • NHS
     • Free at the point of need
     • Huge taxation burden
   • Housing
     • 750,000 house
     • Low quality prefabe
   • Economy
     • 20% nationalisation
       • railway badly need investment good for them
     • Non beliver runing nationalisted industrly
   • National insurance / assistance
     • Start of modern welfare state
     • pay out where 1/3 below beveridge proposal