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Who
were released early for demobilisation
'Key men'
People that had a skill that was
vital
to
post-war reconstruction
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How much poeple were released from service after the war and needed to be
demobilised
4.3 million
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When did demobilisation begin?
18th June 1945
Within
six
weeks of end of war
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When was VE Day?
May 8
,
1945
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Who organised demobilisation
Ernest bevin
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What
challenges did people face after returning home from war
-psychological effects
of war
-rationing
was still in place
-homes
,
communities
and
workplaces
were destroyed
-high
divorce
rates
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How long did demobilisation take
18months
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What were u released based on
Age
and
service
number
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What is
demobilization
?
sending home members of the army
to their
normal
lives
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What percentage of schools were damaged or destroyed
20%
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What
needed to be rebuilt
Houses
Factories
Shops
And
entire cities
such as
cardiff
and
swansea
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What did the government focus on rebuilding after the war
Houses
for the
homeless
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How many prefabs were built?
41,000
in the first year of
labours
victory
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Where
were missiles fired continuously
South-east
England
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After the war how many houses were destroyed
1/3
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The first year of labour how many houses were built
22,000
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After the war what fraction of the navy ships were sunk
2/3
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After the war how many
merchant
ships had been sunk
177
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how many British civilian deaths were there
60,000
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Why did trade decline after the war
Due to
war conflict
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How many welsh men were killed in the war
15,000
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How much had Britain's lost their wealth by after the war (%)
30%
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How much was Britain's in dept and what did this cause
£3.5
million
50
% of peoples wages were taxed
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Who
became superpowers?
The
United States
and the
Soviet Union
(USSR) after ww2
Britain
was overtaken
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What aspects were Britain's economical weak in
Militarily
and
economically
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After
the war what empire broke
British
empire
India gained
independence
in
1947
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When was the labour victory
1945
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Why was it surprising that labour won
Labour
hadn't held office since
1931
Conservatives expected to win because of
Churchill
Fear of
communism
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Who
was Clemente Attlee and what did he do
Prime
minister
He was
deputy prime
minister during
WW2
List elections in 1951 and
1955
due to
conservatives
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When was the last election before the labour got voted in
1935
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When was the last time labour had held office
1931
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What
were the conservatives blamed for
The
depression
in the
1930s
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What was Churchill know for and why wasn't he elected after the war
Good wartime
leader
Not a
peacetime
leader
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What did the war change opinions on and how did this lead to the labours election
The
class system
Labour
allowed all people to access
opportunities
despite their background
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Why
did labour win in the 1945 election
People did not see
Churchill
as a
peacetime
leader. People wanted a
health service
and an improved life after the war. They wanted
government
intervention
as the British public didn't want to go back to the times of the
depression
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What day did labour win the landslide victory
26th july 1945
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What towns are were mainly destroyed during the war
Swansea
and
Coventry
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How much had Britain spent on the war efforts
£7 billion
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How
did Britain reduce their delt
Selling off its
gold reserves
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What
country was wales dependant upon financially
America
as they gave
Britain's loads
to recover
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