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Margaret Hilda Roberts borned in Grantham (UK).
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He came to Oxford in 1943 and graduated four years later, in 1947 , with second class honors degree in Bachelor of Science; in the last year , he specialized in x-ray crystallography under the supervision of Dorothy Hodgkin .
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She was the youngest and the only women.
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Margaret marriaged with Denis Thatcher. He helped her ir her campaign.
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She began to seek a virtually assured seat for the Conservatives and was selected as a candidate for Finchley after narrowly beat Ian Fraser Montagu.
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Thatcher was promoted as Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Pensions and Social Affairs in the administration of Harold Macmillan
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Under the leadership of Edward Heath, the Conservative Party won the general elections of 1970 and Thatcher was appointed Minister of Education and Science.
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Thatcher was one of the main candidates on its promise of a new beginning.
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Thatcher was opposition leader and prime minister at a time when racial tensions in Britain increased.
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Direct taxes decreased income and increased indirect taxes.
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Thatcher came to power in the last period of the Cold War.
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Thatcher said that his intentions were "fight and fight to win " the elections but , after consultation with his cabinet , persuaded her to retire.
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She died when she was 87 years old, in Londres (UK) because of stroke.
