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The Era of New Labour, 1997–2007 (A-level only) key terms
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The Era of New Labour, 1997–2007 (A-level only)
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New Labour
A political movement within the Labour Party, led by Tony Blair, that sought to modernize the party's image and policies to appeal to a broader electorate.
Good Friday Agreement
A major political development in 1998 that aimed to bring peace to Northern Ireland by establishing a devolved government and addressing issues of identity and governance.
Electoral Failure
The inability of a political party to win elections, often due to poor leadership or policy.
Internal Divisions
Disagreements within a political party that can weaken its effectiveness and electoral appeal.
Multiculturalism
A social and political approach that recognizes and values the diversity of cultures within a society, promoting coexistence and equality.
Social Justice
The concept of creating a fair and equal society by addressing issues of inequality and ensuring that all individuals have access to rights and opportunities.
Special Relationship
The close diplomatic, political, and military relationship between the UK and the USA.
Humanitarian Intervention
Military intervention in a country to prevent human rights abuses or humanitarian crises.
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