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such as the right to work, the right to proper health care, and the right to care in an old age.
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celebrated his Silver Jubilee, and drove through crowded streets of cheering people in the poorest part of London.
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From T. S, Elliot. Became other of the most famous book during and after WW2.
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when George V 's son, Edward VIII, gave up the throne in order to marry a divorced woman.
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Countries which took part where: Germany, Italy and Japan against France, Great Britain, The United States, The Soviet Union an China.
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free Secondary Education for all, and promised to provide more further and higher education
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dropped in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Over 110.000 people died immediately.
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George Orwell.
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into de WW2, helped it to become the major economic and cultural force in the world.
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a new National Health Service, which gave everyone the right to free medical treatment.
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in which Conservative an Labour parties agreed on most of the basic values , and disagreed mainly about methods.
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provided financial help for the old, the unemployed and those unable to work through sickness. Mothers and children also received help.
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grew a lot, and not only rich people could brought them, worker-class too.
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became queen
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Nothing expressed the youthful "pop" culture of the sixties better than "The Beatles".
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were in a war. Many soldiers dead.
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and the culture they had been brought up. In particularly they rebelled against the sexual rules of Christian Society.
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she represents the Conservative government. She come to the power calling on the nation for hard work, patriotism and self-help. She wanted more "law and order" but not all where happy about that changes.
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in the country
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and have better standard of live.