Murdoch - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

1979 general election - 18-24 - labour: 41% conservative: 42% lib dem: 12% 1979 general election - 55+ - labour: 38% conservative: 47% lib dem: 13% 1979 general election - ABC1 - labour: 24% conservative: 59% lib dem: 15% 1979 general election - conservative newspapers - the sun daily express daily mail telegraph times sun 1979 general election - DE - labour: 49% conservative: 34% lib dem: 13% 1979 general election - dominant ideology - yes because the sun switched to support ...

1979 general election - 18-24 - labour: 41% conservative: 42% lib dem: 12% 1979 general election - 55+ - labour: 38% conservative: 47% lib dem: 13% 1979 general election - ABC1 - labour: 24% conservative: 59% lib dem: 15% 1979 general election - conservative newspapers - the sun daily express daily mail telegraph times sun 1979 general election - DE - labour: 49% conservative: 34% lib dem: 13% 1979 general election - dominant ideology - yes because the sun switched to support ...

Volume 8 Series Editors: Myint Swe Khine – Emirates College for Advanced Education, United Arab Emirates Lim Cher Ping – Hong Kong Institute of Education, China Donald Cunningham – Indiana University, USA International Advisory Board: Jerry Andriessen – University of Utrecht, the Netherlands Kanji Akahori – Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan Tom Boyles – London Metropolitan University, United Kingdom Thanasis Daradoumis – University of Catalonia, Spain Arnold Dep...

State funding of parties is advantageous - Allows for parties to concentrate focus on representing the people rather than courting donors. (Blair in 1995 met Murdoch in Australia to gain support, led to 1997 Sun headline, "Sun backs Blair") Legislation passed to reduce inequalities between parties. (Political parties, Election and Referendums act 200 limits party spending at elections. All donations >£5000 need to be declared to the electoral commission) No state funding means that p...

what grew in the 1960s? - Correct Answer In the 1960s the mass media grew in size and type describe the expansion of television? - Correct Answer Television became available everywhere, which started to create a uniformity of culture and ended the isolation of distant communities how was the cinema overtaken in popularity in the 1960s? - Correct Answer Televisions rapidly supplanted the cinema as a means of entertainment use evidence to show that televisions were becoming available to m...

Volume 8 Series Editors: Myint Swe Khine – Emirates College for Advanced Education, United Arab Emirates Lim Cher Ping – Hong Kong Institute of Education, China Donald Cunningham – Indiana University, USA International Advisory Board: Jerry Andriessen – University of Utrecht, the Netherlands Kanji Akahori – Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan Tom Boyles – London Metropolitan University, United Kingdom Thanasis Daradoumis – University of Catalonia, Spain Arnold Dep...

Volume 8 Series Editors: Myint Swe Khine – Emirates College for Advanced Education, United Arab Emirates Lim Cher Ping – Hong Kong Institute of Education, China Donald Cunningham – Indiana University, USA International Advisory Board: Jerry Andriessen – University of Utrecht, the Netherlands Kanji Akahori – Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan Tom Boyles – London Metropolitan University, United Kingdom Thanasis Daradoumis – University of Catalonia, Spain Arnold Dep...

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CONTEMPORARY APPROACHES TO RESEARCH IN LEARNING INNOVATIONS. CONTEMPORARY APPROACHES TO RESEARCH IN LEARNING INNOVATIONS Volume 8 Series Editors: Myint Swe Khine – Emirates College for Advanced Education, United Arab Emirates Lim Cher Ping – Hong Kong Institute of Education, China Donald Cunningham – Indiana University, USA International Advisory Board: Jerry Andriessen – University of Utrecht, the Netherlands Kanji Akahori – Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan Tom Boyle...

A Level Politics: UK Government (Edexcel) 1945 Salisbury Convention - Answer- Lords cannot oppose A bill in the Manifesto 1911 Parliament Act - Answer- Lords can't delay money bills and power of veto replaced by 2 year delay 1945 Parliament Act - Answer- Delay changed to one year "The House of Lords is like a glass of champagne that has stood for five days" - Answer- Clement Atlee Example of how parliament can't be bound by past government - Answer- Repealed the 1988 local gov...