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1940s/50s - social
Post-war, rationing continuing until 1952, publication of The Second Sex in 1949, Windrush generation (lasted until 1971) and lots of immigration to Britain, start of the civil rights movement
1940s/50s - economic
reconstruction and prosperity until 1952, rise in consumerism
1940s/50s - political
post-war, start of the civil rights movement, Cold War
1960s - social
abortion legalised and developments in contraception
expansion to divorce with 1969 Divorce Act (similar progression in USA)
continuation and the civil rights movement and the end of segregation
publication of the Feminine Mystique
developments in culture with the Swinging Sixties, youth culture and anti-nuclear activism
second wave feminism taking off in the late 1960s (lasted about 2 decades)
Stonewall riots
1960s - economic
economic prosperity and the rise of an upper-working class
1960s - political
rise in countries breaking free of the British Empire
Cold War
1970s - all
Cold War
Election of first female PM
general strikes in Britain - caused hardships (restriction on electricity, food queues, three day working week)
Decline in manufacturing
Start of IRA bombings
1980s - social
Miners’ strikes
Emergence of “yuppies” - class flexibility
technological developments
race riots in the early 1980s
increased role of women in the workplace (esp married women) and careers paths shifting into more higher-paid roles but increased discourse over glass ceiling - women demanding equal pay and rights
1980s - economic
rise in unemployment
later 80s = boom years
1980s - political
Thatcherism
Miner’s strikes
1990s - social
hope
development of technology
approaching millennium
emergence of 3rd wave feminism
continual increased role of women in work but glass ceiling still existing
girl power and increased female independence
rise of the Internet
increased American influence on global culture
1990s - economic
beginnings of 1990s = worldwide recession
1990s - political
poll tax riots (March 1990)
Good Friday peace agreement (1998)