AP Success - AP European History: Thatcher's Economic Policies Impact
Question 1
The decline was seen as a result of Britain's focus on maintaining its empire.
The decline was considered a temporary setback that would correct itself without government intervention.
It was believed that government intervention was necessary due to fundamental weaknesses in British society.
The decline was attributed to external economic pressures from global markets.
Question 2
The British character lacked the entrepreneurial spirit necessary for economic growth.
Government was overly involved and focused on the wrong areas.
There was a lack of government intervention in key economic sectors.
The British economy was suffering from a lack of skilled labor.
Question 3
She implemented strict trade barriers to protect domestic industries.
She nationalized key industries to ensure stability and growth.
She increased funding for social welfare programs to stimulate consumer spending.
She reduced income and corporate taxes and abolished some taxes altogether.
Question 4
To centralize economic control within the government.
To increase government revenue through the sale of public assets.
To dismantle the British welfare state entirely.
To spread ownership of capital and property more widely.
Question 5
Employers were given unilateral power to set wages and employment conditions without union input.
The government took over the role of negotiating wages and conditions between unions and employers.
Trade unions gained significant power over employers and dictated employment terms.
The balance in law was restored between trade unions and employers, and between unions and their members.
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