AQA GCSE History · 8145
Paper 1, Paper 2
A general rise in prices which reduces the purchasing power of money.
Revise: Social and Economic Impact of the Civil WarRising prices made scarce goods even harder for households to afford. This is inflation: money buys less because prices have increased. Food shortages became so serious that riots broke out later in the war.
- Revise: Impact of the First World War
An increase in the general level of prices, reducing what money can buy.
- Revise: The First World War
A general rise in prices, which reduces the amount that money can buy.
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- Revise: The Provisional Government
A general rise in prices that reduces the amount people can buy with their money.
- Revise: The Poor