OCR - AS GCE British History
Period Studies
F 961
Unit 1 Domestic Issues, 1918-51
Additional Sample Questions
- Assess the reasons for Lloyd George's fall from power in 1922.
- To what extent were domestic problems the main reason for Lloyd George's fall from power in 1922?
- To what extent was the 1926 General Strike mainly a result of the unwillingness of employers to co-operate with the coal miners' union?
- 'The economic consequences of the General Strike were far more significant than the political.' How far do you agree?
- How successfully did the Labour governments of 1924 and 1929-31 fulfil their aims?
- 'Ramsey MacDonald was a complete failure as leader of the Labour Party during this period.' How far do you agree?
- How effectively did the National Governments of 1931-39 deal with economic problems?
- To what extent was social change in the 1930s simply a result of the population having more money to spend?
- To what extent were the Labour Party's internal divisions the main reason for its defeat in the 1951 general election?
- How much did the social reforms of the Labour governments of 1945-51 owe to wartime reports?