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1. Margaret Hilda Robert. 2.  Born 13th October 1925. 3. Went to Oxford University

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1,Introduced sale of council housing-right o buy.

2. Became conservative member in 1959

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Reformed trade unions

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She was the first female prime minister of UK

she introduced poll tax, now called council tax

she name as the iron lady

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1.Prime minister from 1979-1990

2.Introduced the privatisation of state-owned industries

3.Reduced the role of government and increased individual self-reliance.

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First female prime minister

Was prime minister for 3 consecutive terms

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1) M T was born on 13th October 1925 in Grantham.

2) She became a member of Parliament for Finchley in 1959.

3) She had a very strong political views, she believed in deregulation... Her brand of conservatism was known as Thatcherism

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1. nickname the iron lady

2. 1st female British prime minister

3. Died 8 April 2013 London.

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Died of a stroke in 2013 age 86

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Longest serving British priminister of the 20ty century

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1. Only female prime minister of Great Britain

2. She emphasised the rights of the individual vs that of the state

3 she enjoyed a close friendship with president Ronald Reagan with whom she shared similar conservative views.

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Died of a stroke in 2013

Longest serving British prime minister of the 20th century

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1) First Female PM

2) Longest serving PM

3) Rolling back of welfare state

4) Privatisation of  national services and industries.

5)Believed in free market.

6)Drove local authorities to sell their properties at a cut price.

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Margaret Thatcher was of the Conservative Party

Thatcher's policies changed aspects of the British life- Thatcherism

Thatcherism beliefs in free markets and a small state

Monetarism- To control the money supply with high interest rates, reduce inflation, which led to unemployment

Low taxation and introduction of privatisation of state owned industries

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Known as the iron lady, died in April 2013. Bought in the right to buy scheme

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1.Dates in office 1979-1990

2.Policies- Poll tax 1990

3.She studied at local grammar school
and studied chemistry at Oxford university.

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Thatcher government sought to reduce government borrowing and subsidisation of various industries.

They focus less on making social policy on welfare issues and more on the economy

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1.Born 13th October 1925 in Grantham.

2.Elected Prime Minister in 1979 and served three consecutive terms.

3.Led us to war in the Falklands.

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Died April 8 2013

Prime minister of the United Kingdom from 1979 to 1990

Leader of the conservative party from 1975 to 1990

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Born October 13, 1925

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1. she rejected the state ownership of businesses and socialist central planning.

2. deregulation of the financial sector, flexible labour markets, the privatisation of state owned companies.

3. reducing the power and the influence of trade unions.

4. she advocated monetarism, controlling the money supply with high interest rates, to tame inflation without resorting to union-negotiated pay policies.

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1. Entered the cabinet in 1970 as Education Secretary, called "Thatcher the milk snatcher" as elimated free milk to all 8-11yr olds.

2. Privatized certain industries such as British Gas, British Rail & British Airways.

3. First living ex-PM in British history to be honoured with a statue in the Houses Of Parliment.

Housing Act 1980- enabled tenants to but their council homes.

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1. longest serving PM for over 150 years

2. stood against Edward Heath for the party leadership in 1975 and won

3. led the country to war against Argentina in the Falkland Islands.

A policy she introduced was Poll Tax but it was highly opposed and short lived.