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Power c.1800–2014 — OCR GCSE History A J410
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OCR GCSE History A
British Thematic Studies
Power: Monarchy and Democracy c.1000–2014
Power c.1800–2014
OCR GCSE History A · J410
Power c.1800–2014
What you need to know
Analyze the dissatisfaction with the electoral system and the impact of the Reform Acts (1832, 1867, 1884).
Explain the rise of Trade Unions, the Labour Party, and the women's suffrage movement.
Evaluate the changing relationship between the state and people during the World Wars and post-1945 era.
Discuss modern challenges to Parliament, including the Miners’ Strike and pressure groups.
Assess changes in Prime Ministerial power, devolution, and coalition government.
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Electoral Reform and the Reform Acts (1832–1884)
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The Rise of Labour and the Women’s Suffrage Movement
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The State and the People: World Wars and the Post-War Era
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