The collectivist consensus in Britain refers to
a. the coalition of leftwing parties that created today's Labour Party.
b. the European socialist movement that inspired British policy in the 1930s.
c. a general agreement in the post-World War II decades about the role of government.
d. the Keynesian economic theory about government's role in maintaining economic stability.
e. uniform policy-making procedures throughout the British Empire.
Question 2
The broad agreement on social policy during the 1950s and 1960s was known as
a. socialism.
b. capitalism.
c. the collectivist consensus.
d. the individualistic consensus.
e. a united front.
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