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To what extent was 1945-51 a "period of gloom."

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History (British History) Mind Map on To what extent was 1945-51 a "period of gloom.", created by keistajupiter on 08/10/2013.

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To what extent was 1945-51 a "period of gloom."

Economic
1. Yes
  1. Military expenditure x 5 from 1938-46.
  2. £4198 million debt.
  3. 1945 £750 million budget deficit.
  4. Cripp's austerity / rationing.
2. No
  1. Marshall Plan: £6000 million
  2. Wage freeze stabilised inflation.
  3. Cold war credentials from nuclear weapons.
Social
1. Yes
  1. Harsh winter 1947.
  2. Dandruff syndrome.
  3. Tripartite school system flawed.
2. No
  1. 1948: Bevan compromised with BMA = NHS.
  2. Housing e.g. Stevenage.
  3. Morale high after war.
Political
1. Yes
  1. Internal Labour divisions - Bevanite prescription charges. .
  2. Loss of imperial status.
2. No
  1. NATO
  2. Indian independence.
  3. Post-war consensus = collectivism.

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