How much did social attitudes change in the years 1955 – 1975 How much did social attitudes change in the years 1955 – 1975? 5 step guide

Produce notes on 2 sides of A4 and a planPlan A brief introduction explaining how many people see the 60s as a major turning point in society – but was it. Highlight the things you ill write about such as changing attitudes towards: young people, immigrants, women , law and order and a more liberal and permissive society Paragraph 1 – Explain how attitudes towards young people changed for better or worse or stayed the same Paragraph 2 – Explain how attitudes towards immigrants changed for better or worse or stayed the same Paragraph 3 – Explain how attitudes towards women changed for better or worse or stayed the same. Paragraph 4 – Explain how attitudes towards things like law and order and a more liberal and permissive society changed. Write a Conclusion

2. What to include in your notes Your notes should be a series of key Facts Figures / statistics Supporting quotes and who said them! Important new laws Show where you got your information from – you get extra marks for this Hand write or word process notes [size 12 font minimum] Make sure you have at least 5 points you can make in each paragraph that you can support with evidence

3. Make use of your green workbook! The basis of your answer is already in your notebook! But – Use other relevant information like www.nationalarchives.org/education Google Classroom clips Youtube – Why I hate the 60s Interviews/60s factbook / websites

4. Focus on the question Make it clear what attitudes were like before the 60s towards each topic Make it clear what changed – better or worse? Make it clear what did not change Who was and was not affected Refer to the question directly in every paragraph Make a judgement about each topic at the end of each paragraph

5.Conclusions are very important Reach an overall verdict about the extent that attitudes changed Support your conclusion by referring to earlier points and explain why these things are so important.