Презентация, доклад на тему Великобритания после Первой Мировой войны, включая вопросы на понимание прочитанного

The loss of economic supremacy in the country • 3. The US house • 4. The loss of leadership in Finance • 5. Shrinking market • 6. Main advantages – the merchant fleet and foreign investment

and society of Britain. During the war the government was forced to raise taxes from 6% to 25% of the revenue to expand the state apparatus. This inevitably led to conflicts between workers and government. In the early 20-ies in the country, a wave of strikes, which the government suppressed by force. In addition to domestic troubles, the UK economy suffered greatly from the "great depression". Between 1930 and 1933, the country had three million unemployed. In Germany, the damage from the depression was even more noticeable, which destroyed the second in importance for the UK market. In 1931 the British government refused to pound. In the 30 years the UK economy has started to improve, mainly because in the air the threat of a new war. The government armed and invested in heavy industry. By 1937 British industry was producing weapons, aircraft and military equipment with the financial assistance of the United States.

When the strikes occurred? 3. How many of the unemployed were in the early 20th century? 4.In what sphere the most the British government invested money? 5. What were produced by the British industry? 6. Why the US supports the UK?

was huge.. as the supply of food barely enough for half a year.. England had only coal, fabric and machines to exchange for its interesting products such as: iron ore, timber and cotton. The economic problems were intensified by the shortage of liquid fuels and electricity. The use of coal as an energy source became less effective. The crisis in the coal industry appeared due to the construction of modern power plants.. Problems in the UK was so much that even the closure of mines and the reduction of wages was not helpful for her.. But these decisions were necessary because the coal industry was in crisis..

industry?
What problems were there in England?
What decisions were made by the British
government to improve the situation?

• Preserved the two-party system: the conservatives and labour

Zealand, large areas in the Sudan, Eastern and southern Africa, as well as a number of Islands in the Pacific Ocean. Canada, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand achieved the status of the dominions, involving its own Parliament, government, judicial system and legislation. Egypt, Yemen, Saudi Arabia and Iraq gained independence.
The Statute of Westminster, adopted in 1931 parliaments were allowed the contradictions between the metropolis and the outskirts of the Empire. Statute of the United Kingdom and the dominions within the British allegiance to the English monarch.

Empire? 13. Which countries have the status of the dominions? 14. Which countries won independence? 15. When was the Statute of Westminster? 16. How important was the adoption of the Statute of Westminster?

with fighters for the independence of India and Ireland. Ireland sought independence from Britain for several centuries. In 1914, a law was adopted on the autonomy of Ireland, but, owing to the outbreak of the First World War, its implementation was postponed. So the Irish began an armed struggle for independence. In 1921, the government signed an agreement giving Ireland dominion status (except for the Northern part of the island). The Sinn FEIN demanded complete independence of Northern Ireland and reunite with the rest of Ireland. • In December 1937 after nationwide voting Catholic part of the country proclaimed Ireland an independent Republic. The Northern part of Ireland remained part of the Kingdom.

year was adopted the law on the autonomy of Ireland? 19. Why the Irish fought for independence? 20. What happened with Ireland in 1921? 21. In what year did Ireland become an independent Republic? 22. what happened to Northern Ireland?

fight against communism • Contradictory attitude to Germany

has lost its leading position in the global economy, Finance and politics. The British believed that in the UK, to decide the fate of the world does not even reckon with the fact that their voice is not determinant in the organization of the world order. • In the cross-cultural books have been written: "the British educated, very durable and hard-working. They love their home and stubbornly hold to old traditions". A distinctive feature of English conservatism was. • England could not be considered a backward state. It has achieved in the interwar period, outstanding achievements in science (chemistry and physics), technology (radio and television), as well as in literature and cinema.

the opinion of others peoples? 24. In what areas of England have succeeded in peacetime?