Harold Wilson 1964-1970

Callaghan negotiated loans from America, but what other deflationary measure did he introduce?

What was the name of the leader of Southern Rhodesia?

In what year did de Gaulle reject Wilson's attempt to join the EEC?

Which Cabinet minister put together In Place of Strife?

Which Cabinet minister mainly opposed In Place of Strife?

Anthony Crosland introduced a new comprehensive system, but what was also developed in education under Wilson?

The TUC agreed to a 'solemn and binding undertaking' with the government to not call for wildcat strikes

The pound was devalued in November 1967 following a seamen's strike - how many dollars was £1 now worth?

Which of these was NOT established by the 1965 National Plan?

Many Labour supporters did not bother to vote because they believed the party had become too left-wing

Harold Wilson's majority was only 4 in 1964. What was it after the 1966 General Election?

According to opinion polls, Heath was expected to win the 1970 election

Inflation and unemployment had risen under Wilson, but Balance of Payments had entered a surplus

Labour was accused of creating what type of society?

How large was the balance of payments deficit at the start of Wilson's time in power?

When was the Department for Economic Affairs shut down?

By how much did Jenkins increase taxation in March 1968?

Which side of the Labour party argued that they should remain outside of the EEC and avoid ties with America?

How many Labour MPs rebelled against In Place of Strife?

The legalisation of homosexuality in private spaces and the legalisation of abortion happened in what year?