Q.1.
Abortion in Britain was legalised via a bill introduced into the House of Commons by David Steel MP in How many weeks after conception did this measure permit termination of a pregnancy, subject to certain criteria?
Q.2.
In 1969 divorce was made easier. Which of the following was a new condition for divorce to be granted?
Q.3.
What name is given to the kind of spoken English, used only by a small minority of British people but - until recently - dominant on radio and television?
Q.4.
In 1968 a group of determined women went on strike to compel their factory employer to give them equal pay. Where did this event take place?
Q.5.
This period saw a greater use and tolerance of soft drugs. Which soft drug was known variously as pot, weed, dope and grass?
Q.6.
A film called the "War Game" was released in 1965, which depicted the aftermath of a nuclear attack on Britain, including the shooting of civilians by the forces of law and order. What form of censorship did it suffer?
Q.7.
Sexual relations between consenting adult males were legalised during this period. In which year?
Q.8.
In 1968 official censorship of stage plays came to an end. Which official had carried out such censorship?
Q.9.
In 1972 Dr. Alex Comfort's book on sex was first published. What was its title?
Q.10.
The Health Minister Enoch Powell licensed the contraceptive pill for prescription in What condition was imposed on women who wished to take advantage of it?