Winds of Change

Key term for OCR GCSE History B, used in Britain since c.1900.

Definition

A metaphorical phrase used by Harold Macmillan in 1960 to describe the unstoppable momentum of African independence movements.

Exam Context

Winds of Change appears in OCR GCSE History B revision content for Migrants to Britain (c.1250–Present), especially Britain since c.1900 and Change overview.

Migrants to Britain (c.1250–Present)Britain since c.1900 Change overview

Found in Revision Notes

Migrants to Britain (c.1250–Present)

Change overview

Britain since c.1900 • Change overview

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