Glad you like them!

Hi s vak, I will be making one but it won't be for a few weeks yet

No. You’re required to know one example from 1945-1997 and post 1997, there’s no other restriction on the example you use

@@nzpaws thank you very much 🙏

Sorry about that

@@AlanHistoryNerd It's fine, just thought you would like to correct for future vids :)

Good idea, I'll look to do this

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mrZgfsmCxpiVd2Q.html Constitutional reform since 97

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pb5xqrmLxpq0d4k.html Voting behaviour

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oM2BgLl8kry4ioU.html Influence of the Media

Make sure you check out my A Level Politics playlist, there are 150 videos an there is most likely something on topics you needed

Glad it was helpful!

It can be used for either politics or modern British history

@@AlanHistoryNerd omg thank you soo much for the fast reply 🤲🏽🤲🏽

Thatcher stuck to her ideology overcoming internal opposition to her policies. Many in the Conservative Party wanted her to move away from the policies of monetarism that had been established early in the 1980s which were proving unpopular as the 1982 election approached. Thatcher stood up against the opposition in her cabinet and refused to change course. A combination of demand for North Sea Oil helping the economy and her performance in the Falklands War meant that she won the election and defeated the dissenting voices in her cabinet and party. She can therefore be seen as ideologically driven and through determination to stick to her ideas getting to the position that she dominated her cabinet.

@@AlanHistoryNerd thank you so much sorry if you find it irritating that I keep on asking questions.

@@zmoondusthd7727 not at all ask away, if something was unclear to one person it normally means it is unclear to more

@@AlanHistoryNerd very helpful