. PM Edward Heath’s Influence: Events & Policy Control (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Quizzes

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. PM Edward Heath’s Influence: Events & Policy Control
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During which years did Edward Heath serve as Prime Minister?

1970 to 1974

What years did the Barber Boom occur?

1971-1972

What was the main aim of the Industrial Relations Act of 1971?

To curb the power of trade unions

In which year did Heath impose the three-day working week?

1974

When did the UK successfully enter the EEC under Heath?

1973

In what year did Heath impose direct rule in Northern Ireland?

1972

What did the Sunningdale Agreement aim to establish?

A power-sharing executive

What caused stagflation during Heath's government?

Barber Boom & 1973 oil crisis

Who was Heath's Chancellor who implemented the Barber Boom?

Anthony Barber

What was the outcome of the Industrial Relations Act?

Proved ineffective

In which years did the miners' strikes occur?

1972 and 1974

Why did the Sunningdale Agreement collapse in 1974?

Unionist opposition

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