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| Question | Answer |
| IN 1930'S POVERTY, UNEMPLOYMENT AND GROWING DISSATISFACTION WITH EQUALITY LED TO WHAT? | LED TO INCREASING PRESSURE FOR BETTER HEALTH CARE, SOCIAL SERVICES AND IMPROVED LIVING CONDITIONS |
| WHAT DID BEVERIDGE SAY THE GOVERNMENT WOULD NEED TO DO FOR HIS NEW SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEM TO WORK? | MANAGE THE ECONOMY - JOBS FOR ALL would eliminate poverty and the negative effect on health and well-being. Provide free NHS - no expensive medical bills to cause worry pay CHILDRENS ALLOWANCE TO ALL with NO MEANS TESTING |
| FLAWS IN THE BEVERIDGE REPORT WHO WAS NOT TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT? | SINGLE PARENTS, UNMARRIED WOMEN NOT IN WORK BUT CARING FOR DEPENDANTS, DIVORCED/SEPERATED WIVES |
| WHY WAS BEVERIDGE REPORT A WELCOME BREAK FROM THE PAST? | it was a UNIVERSAL SCHEME covering everyone. UNIFIED and SIMPLIFIED paying into one fund (N.I) that covered every benefit. not MEANS TESTED. Based on a NATIONAL MINIMUM if people not on benefits or pension then the cost of basic needs (FOOD, FUEL AND RENT) would be met. FLAT RATE SCHEME - everyone paid in the same amount and got paid the same amount in benefit if they claimed |
| BEVERIDGE'S SOCIAL SECURITY SCHEME PROPOSED WHAT? | STATE RETIREMENT PENSION, SICKNESS,UNEMPOLYMENT, MATERNITY AND WIDOWS' BENEFIT FOR EVERYONE THAT WAS ELIGIBLE AND HAD PAID ENOUGH NATIONAL INSURANCE |
| WHAT IS THE LARGEST EXPENSE OF A WELFARE STATE NOW? | INCOME MAINTENANCE, CASH BENEFITS SUCH AS CHILD BENEFIT, FAMILY BENEFITS, INCOME SUPPORT, INCAPACITY BENEFITS AND PENSIONS |
| WHAT AND WHO WAS COVERED BY GOVERNMENT LIMITED SYSTEM OF WORKERS' HEALTH INSURANCE BEFORE THE WELFARE STATE | JUST WORKERS BUT ONLY GP CONSULATIONS WERE COVERED EVEN INSURED HAD TO PAY FOR MEDICINE AND HOSPITAL TREATMENT WIVES AND CHILDREN WERE NOT COVERED |
| LIFE BEFORE THE WELFARE STATE | NO HELP FOR WIDOWS NO CHILDRENS ALLOWANCE VERY POOR - ATE AT SCHOOL POOR LIVING CONDITIONS NO MEDICAL CARE EVEN IN EMERGENCIES VERY HIGH CHILD DEATH RATE |
| WHAT WAS THE BEVERIDGE REPORT CALLED + WHEN WAS IT PUBLISHED? | REPORT WAS CALLED SOCIAL INSURANCE + ALLIED SERVICES PUBLISHED IN 1942 |
| BEVERIDGE IDENTIFIED 5 AREAS THAT NEEDED ATTENTION HE CALLED THEM THE 5 GIANTS, NAME THEM | WANT, IGNORANCE, DISEASE, SQUALOR AND IDLENESS |
| WHAT DID THE BEVERIDGE REPORT BECOME? | THE BEVERIDGE REPORT BECAME THE BLUE-PRINT FOR THE NEW POST-WAR WELFARE STATE |
| WHO APPOINTED BEVERIDGE AND WHAT WAS THE POINT? | WINSTON CHURCHILL APPOINTED BEVERIDGE IN 1941 TO LOOK INTO SOCIAL INSURANCE + SOCIAL SERVICES |
| WHAT IS A WELFARE STATE? | A COUNTRY IN WHICH THE GOVERNMENT TAKE RESPONCIBILITY FOR THE WELFARE OF ALL ITS CITIZENS |
| WHAT ARE THE AIMS OF A WELFARE STATE? | PROTECT ALL FROM MISFORTUNE HELP ALL WITH ILLNESS HELP ALL WHO HAVE SUDDEN LOSS OF INCOME OR A HOME TO LIVE IN |
| IDEA OF THE WELFARE STATE WAS SHARED OR COLLECTIVE RESPONCIBILITY WHAT DID THIS MEAN? | PROVIDING GOVERNMENT-RUN OR FUNDED SOCIAL SERVICES, FREE STATE SCHOOLS, FREE HEALTH SERVICE, SOCIAL CARE SERVICES AND SOCIAL HOUSING |
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