UK A-Levels Politics Practice Exam

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Which group was specifically prioritized in the policies of Old Labour for equality of opportunity?

  1. Upper class

  2. Working class

  3. Middle class

  4. Entrepreneurs

The correct answer is: Working class

The focus of Old Labour was primarily on the working class, embodying the party’s historical roots in representing the interests of this demographic. Policies were designed to enhance equality of opportunity for the working class through initiatives like improved access to education, better job security, and labor rights. The aim was to uplift those in lower socioeconomic positions and provide them with the same opportunities that were more readily available to the upper and middle classes. This commitment to the working class was characterized by a strong emphasis on social justice, collective support, and the welfare state, which sought to address systemic inequalities.

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