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Reasons why WW2 led to a reduction in poverty in Britain
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World War Two led to
reduction
in
poverty
in Britain
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Reasons why World War Two led to reduction in poverty
Opened up
shipyards
as there was a greater demand for war ships. This led to a reduction in the
unemployment
level
Evacuation showed up effects of poverty and improved the
health
of
children
Increased
taxation
helped to
level
classes
Food
rationing
was introduced to produce
fairer
system
Bombing
led to rebuilding of
poor
areas
Government introduced measures to improve
health
especially of
children
Expectations raised by
Beveridge
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