Which best describes the approach of the political party led by Margaret Thatcher in Great Britain after World War II?

The Labour Party wanted to significantly expand social services.

The Conservative Party sought to greatly contract the welfare state.

The Liberal Democratic Party hoped to fully modernize the welfare state.

The Socialist Party wanted to strengthen social services.

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Jaylee Becker

10 March, 19:51

Which best describes the approach of the political party led by Margaret Thatcher in Great Britain after World War II?

The Labour Party wanted to significantly expand social services.

The Conservative Party sought to greatly contract the welfare state.

The Liberal Democratic Party hoped to fully modernize the welfare state.

The Socialist Party wanted to strengthen social services.

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Laylah Morgan · Answer 1

The conservative party sought to greatly contract the welfare state.

Reyna Buchanan · Answer 2

Answer: The Conservative Party sought to greatly contract the welfare state.

Explanation: Margaret Thatcher was a former British PM and was a leader of Conservative party, she was of a view that the expenditures on the public from government such as paying for their health and proving unemployed people with monthly stipend were the causes of economic difficulties of Britain. She thus declared that her party will have to decrease that in order to make the country economically strong.