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*Introduction: Britain *Britain in the world economy *Regions and industries in Britain *Edwardian Britain: Empire, Income and Political discontent *Poverty and Social Reforms *The Social, Economic and Political status of women *Sport and recreation *Nationality and Ethnicity *The First World War and its aftermath *The Onset of Depression *Recovery from Depression *Unemployment and the Dole in war Britain *Attitudes to War *The New Consumerism *Cinema and Broadcasting *The War economy *Austerity and Boom *The Golden Age, 1955-1973 *Crisis and turn around? 1973-1993 *Postwar welfare *Education and Social Mobility *Women since 1945 *Immigration and Race relations in Postwar Britain *Religion and Secularization *Pressure groups and popular Campaigns *Youth Culture *The Role of the State in Twentieth Century Britain.
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