In which year did Edward Heath defeat Harold Wilson in a general election?
1970
Who served as Prime Minister between 1970 and 1974?
Edward Heath
Which monetarist Conservative MP was seen as a rival to Heath?
Keith Joseph
Who defeated Heath in the 1975 Conservative leadership election?
Margaret Thatcher
Which economic policy advocates for cutting public spending and tax?
Monetarism
Which controversial Conservative MP made the "Rivers of Blood" speech?
Enoch Powell
Which term refers to industries that can't compete without government assistance?
Lame Duck Industries
Which term refers to the reform of the UK currency? And which year was this?
Decimalisation, 1971
Which term refers to a combination of inflation and stagnant economic growth?
Stagflation
Name Heath's Chancellor who enacted spending and tax cuts?
Anthony Barber
Which short-lived economic boom was caused by this chancellor?
Barber Boom
Which term referred to Heath's decision to bail out lame duck industries?
U-turn
Name two lame duck industries bailed out by Heath's government:
Rolls Royce, Upper Clyde Shipbuilders
Which conflict between Israel and Egypt damaged the UK economu?
Yom Kippur War
What action did oil producing companies take against countries that had supported Israel in the Yom Kippur War?
OPEC / Arab Oil Embargo
What law did Heath pass to reform the trade unions?
Industrial Relations Act
Name the militant trade unionist who led the 1972 Miners' Strike:
Arthur Scargill
Name the moderate trade unionist leader who Scargill replaced:
Joe Gormley
Name the Conservative MP who negotiated in the Miner's Strike and the Troubles:
Willie Whitelaw
Which policy limited energy consumption across the UK?
Three Day Week
Which slogan was used by the Conservatives in the February 1974 General Election?
"Who governs Britain?" (Conservatives vs. Trade Unions)
Which term refers to a parliament where no party can form a majority government?
Hung Parliament
Which general election resulted in a hung parliament?
February 1974 General Election
Which term refers to a government formed by a party without a majority?
Minority government
The manifesto of the Heath government, focused on: tax reform, law and order, trade union reform, immigration controls, spending cuts, and ending support for "lame duck industries"