Episode 12: War, Votes, and Social Change – Britain 1900 to 1939 - Life in the UK Test

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From the First World War to the vote for women, this episode covers the major social shifts that shaped modern Britain.Learn about suffragettes, the BBC, the Great Depression, and why 1928 was a milestone for equality.This episode is for educational purposes. All information is paraphrased, summarised, or publicly available. No copyrighted material from the official handbook is reproduced. This content is not affiliated with the UK government.Life in the UK Test, British history, citizenship test tips

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