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impact of WW1
\-high death toll (disproportionate death toll amongst the upper classes)
\-class interaction in the trenches
\-class interaction in the trenches
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impact of the great depression
\-undermined working class solidarity - unions in prosperous areas didn’t strike in support of poor areas
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what was the social revolution
\-a period of class interaction during WW2 made necessary by evacuation, rationing and homelessness following the Blitz
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mass observation on the social revolution
\-working class desire for a more equal society
\-evacuee bed wetting blamed on working class lack of standards reinforcing class divisions
\-evacuee bed wetting blamed on working class lack of standards reinforcing class divisions
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emergency of the liberal society
\-1951 - 1979
\-increased affluence
\-satire boom
\-distrust of the establishment
\-working class seen as cool
\-increased affluence
\-satire boom
\-distrust of the establishment
\-working class seen as cool
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aim of comprehensive schools
\-to blur class divides in education
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evidence of a sexual revolution
\-increase in women having pre-marital sex
\-Lady Chatterley trial
\-Homosexual Law Reform Society 1958
\-Wolfenden report 1957
\-the abortion act 1967
\-sexual offences act 1967
\-Lady Chatterley trial
\-Homosexual Law Reform Society 1958
\-Wolfenden report 1957
\-the abortion act 1967
\-sexual offences act 1967
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number of women who had premarital sex born 1894 - 1904 and 1924 - 1934
\-1894-1904: 1/5
\-1924-1934: 1/2
\-1924-1934: 1/2
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sexual offences act
\-1967
\-legalised male homosexuality
\-legalised male homosexuality
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sexual offences act year
\-1967
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evidence against a sexual revolution
\-less than 1/10 received any sex education by 1949
\-”the sexual behaviour of Young people” 1965 and Geoffrey Gorers study in 1969
\-Wolfenden report 1957
\-views on homosexuality
\-”the sexual behaviour of Young people” 1965 and Geoffrey Gorers study in 1969
\-Wolfenden report 1957
\-views on homosexuality
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the sexual behaviour of young people
\-1965
\-Michael Schofield
\-found that attitudes had not changed significantly
\-reinforced by Geoffrey Gorers study in 1969
\-Michael Schofield
\-found that attitudes had not changed significantly
\-reinforced by Geoffrey Gorers study in 1969
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the sexual behaviour of young people year
\-1965
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Wolfenden report
\-1957
\-prostitution laws should be harsher
\-homosexuality decriminalised
\-prostitution laws should be harsher
\-homosexuality decriminalised
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the Wolfenden report year
\-1957
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views on homosexuality
\-Homosexual Law reform society 1958 perceived as bad
\-85% if interviewees disagreeing with homosexuality
\-85% if interviewees disagreeing with homosexuality
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the Lady Chatterley trial
\-1960
\-the publication of Lady Chatterley’s lover by D H Lawrence
\-led to Penguin publishers being tried under the Obscene publications act
\-led to a growth in pornography
\-the publication of Lady Chatterley’s lover by D H Lawrence
\-led to Penguin publishers being tried under the Obscene publications act
\-led to a growth in pornography
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the Moors Murders
\-1963-1965
\-blamed on a non-marital sexual relationship
\-blamed on a non-marital sexual relationship
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opponents of the liberal society
\-attitudes towards lifestyle and sexuality at the end of the sixties
\-moors murders
\-Mary Whitehouse
\-tabloids
\-moors murders
\-Mary Whitehouse
\-tabloids
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attitudes towards lifestyle and sexuality at the end of the 1960s
\-still fairly conservative
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tabloids view of sexual behaviour
\-linked to to teenage crime, vandalism and hooliganism
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Mary Whitehouse
\-clean up TV campaign
\-co-founded the National Viewers and Listeners Association (NVALA)
\-co-founded the National Viewers and Listeners Association (NVALA)
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the National Viewers and Listeners Association (NVALA)
\-against sex, violence, swearing, blasphemy and republicanism
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shown by the rising popularity of satire
\-it became publicly acceptable to mock Britain’s leadership
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examples of popular satire
\-”the aftermath of the war”
\-”beyond the fringe”
\-”that was the week that was”
\-”beyond the fringe”
\-”that was the week that was”
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TV that normalised sexual behaviour
\-James Bond
\-Carry on films
\-On the buses
\-Carry on films
\-On the buses
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secularisation
\-number of holy communions performed dropped by 1 million between 1935 and 1970
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festival of light
\-founded by Malcom Muggeridge
\-promoted Christian values
\-promoted Christian values
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