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Introduction
Economic challenges = accessibility to growth, employment etc
Political challenges = scale of opposition etc
Severe challenge = one that could cause prolonged disruption
Severe = too strong, as disruption = not consistent
Paragraph 1
There were severe economic challenges
1966-67 recession - GDP fell by 0.3%, unemployment up
1973 oil crisis - oil price rose, extra $1.8b in import bills
1982 - unemployment around 1.8m people
Paragraph 2
Economic challenges not severe enough to destabilise the FRG
1960s - Even after recession, real GDP grew back 2% by 1969
1970s - Economy avoided prolonged stagnation unlike other countries (1976 GDP up 5%)
1983 - GDP growth returned to 1.5%
Paragraph 3
Political challenges were severe
1967-68 - 100k demonstrated in Bonn against emergency laws
1969 - 140k workers involved in September strikes
RAF - 1970s, series of assassinations + kidnappings, resulting in 1977 ‘German Autumn’
Paragraph 4
Political stability remained strong
1969 - SPD/FDP coalition created with 254 seats
1972 - Turnout 91%
1983 - Greens won 28 seats (not destabilising dissent)