Postwar Britain

Britain witnessed unprecedented change across the British Isles, with a dramatic rise in prosperity and living standards, as well as radical initiatives in health and welfare provision and in ______

A major driver of change has been a major growth in population, matched by rapidly rising expectations about ______

Demands for mobility (cars) and space (houses) have ensured the transfer of land from agriculture and natural landscape to roads and housing, with multiple consequences for the ______

Furthermore, large-scale immigration, particularly from the West Indies and South Asia, but also from other areas such as Eastern Europe, has made the population ethnically far more diverse, with important ______ consequences

The moral code that prevailed in 1945 broke down, a process formalised by legal ______ in the 1960s

[Blank] became legal in the 1960s, which was one of the legal changes that formalised the breakdown of the moral code that prevailed in 1945

[Blank] became legal in the 1960s, which was one of the legal changes that formalised the breakdown of the moral code that prevailed in 1945

Capital punishment was ______ in the 1960s, which was one of the legal changes that formalised the breakdown of the moral code that prevailed in 1945

Postwar Britain witnessed the decline of the authority of age and experience and, in their place, came an emphasis on youth and novelty, a process encouraged by the fashion and ______ industries

The development of a distinct youth culture demonstrated that the generation which came off age in the early 1960s often wanted a very different society from that of their ______

Social and cultural change has also reflected the extent to which the population has become more individualistic and less ______

Large-scale immigration has made the population ethnically far more diverse, with important cultural ______