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EQ 1 : Where and when was change to be found in Britain between 1951 and 1964?
EQ 2 : Did Britain really experience the ‘white heat’ of a revolution between 1964 and 70?
EQ 3 : How fair is it to interpret the 1970s as a ‘decade of decline’?
EQ 4 : How far did Thatcherism bring ‘new times’ to Britain between 1979 and 1987?
EQ 5 : Did Britain travel in a different direction between 1987 and 1997?
EQ 6 : How new was New Labour’s ‘New Britain’?
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