The State and the Family (AQA A-Level Sociology): Quizzes

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The State and the Family
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What is a social policy?

A planned government action to address issues

What did the Beveridge Report (1942) establish?

Comprehensive social insurance & NHS

How did divorce rates change after the 1969/1971 Divorce Reform Act?

From 58,239 (1970) to 119,025 (1972)

Which view do left-wing perspectives hold about family structures?

Alternative families are equally valid

When did marital rape become a criminal offence?

1991

What new governmental structure did New Labour create in 2003?

Minister for Children

What characterized Conservative government policies (1979-1997) on families?

New Right: strengthen nuclear families

How did Coalition austerity cuts affect women compared to men?

Women hit three times harder

What does Donzelot (1997) argue about family policy?

It functions as govt surveillance

What does Murray (1984) claim about generous welfare states?

They create a culture of dependency

Which acts recognized same-sex relationships as valid alternatives?

Civil Partnership (2004) & Gay Marriage

What did the Adoption and Children Act (2002) enable?

Same-sex couples to adopt children

Which Prime Minister expressed concerns about 'Broken Britain' during the Coalition government?

David Cameron

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