In 1945, the British Labour Party Achieved Its First Parliamentary

Multiple Choice

In 1945, the British Labour party achieved its first parliamentary majority. It set the course of British life for years to come by doing all the following except

A) nationalizing the Bank of England, coal mines, and the iron and steel industries.
B) inaugurating a comprehensive national health service.
C) sharply increasing income and inheritance taxes.
D) creating a comprehensive plan for the growth of the economy and targeting promising industries for development.