The Wartime Coalition 1940-1945

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Why did Churchill become leader of the National Government?
The army failed to defend Britain in Norway.
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Who was in the wartime coalition?
Churchill, Chamberlain, Halifax (Labour), Clement Atlee, Arthur Greenwood.
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How did the wartime coalition tackle political disunity?
Churchill's war cabinet.
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Was this successful?
Yes, all parties were working together.
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How did the wartime coalition tackle rearming?
Full employment.
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When was conscription introduced?
1939.
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What happened to the production of aircraft?
It increased.
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How did the wartime coalition tackle paying for the war?
Increased income tax. Lend lease act.
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How much debt was Britain in after ww2?
£3800 million.
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How much was national wealth cut by by the end of ww2?
2/3.
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Which country did the UK receive loans from?
USA.
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How did the wartime coalition tackle organising the civilian population?
Emergency powers act 1940. Rationing. Conscription.
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What type of war was ww2 described as?
'Total war'.
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