When was the Suez Crisis?
1953
1952
1956
When were the two rejections to the application to the EEC by De Gaulle?
1952 and 1964
1961 and 1967
1964 and 1968
When was the Falklands War?
1982
1976
1983
What was the Suez Crisis?
The invasion of Egypt by America over trade
The invasion of Egypt by the Israelis, Britain and France over use of the Canl
When was the end of the Cold War?
1980
1986
1989
When did we recieve Marshall Aid?
1948
1946
When did we join the EEC?
1872
1974
1973
When was the 'Winds of Change' speech?
1963
1960
1957
What is 'Stop-Go"?
A social policy
An economic policy
A foreign policy
Why did we apply for accession to the EEC?
We were in relative decline and could use the support of Europe economically
Our special relationship with America was not working
What is the 'Special relationship'?
Our relationship with Europe
Our relationship with the USA
What are U-turns?
Where a policy is initiated and stuck with
Where a policy is initiated but then reversed
What is supply-side economics?
Economic growth is more effectively created by lowering barriers for people to produce goods and services
The money supply is kept a a steady rate as to avoid inflation
How many homes built a year by Macmillan?
300,000+
100,000+
200,000+
When were the Notting Hill Riots?
1958
1854
When was right-to-buy?
1981
1979
1951-64?
Thatcher Revolution
End of Consensus
Post-War Consensus?
1979-90
Rise of New Labour
1964-79
Post-War Consensus
1990-2007?
Rise of New labour
