Heath ministry

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The Heath ministry was the Conservative government of the United Kingdom led by Prime Minister Edward Heath from 1970 to 1974, noted for its industrial strife, economic challenges, and entry into the European Economic Community.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Conservative government
Government of the United Kingdom
accessionDateToEEC 1973-01-01
cabinetMember Geoffrey Rippon NERFINISHED
James Prior NERFINISHED
Margaret Thatcher NERFINISHED
Peter Walker NERFINISHED
William Whitelaw NERFINISHED
cameToPowerThrough 1970 United Kingdom general election
chancellorOfTheExchequer Anthony Barber NERFINISHED
Iain Macleod NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
defenceSecretary Lord Carrington NERFINISHED
economicPolicy attempted incomes policy
attempted prices and incomes controls
endTime 1974
energyPolicy restrictions on electricity use
event United Kingdom accession to the European Economic Community
facedEvent miners' strikes
three-day week
facedOppositionFrom trade unions
followedBy Wilson ministry (1974–1976) NERFINISHED
foreignPolicy close relations with United States
support for European integration
foreignSecretary Alec Douglas-Home NERFINISHED
headOfGovernment Edward Heath NERFINISHED
homeSecretary Reginald Maudling NERFINISHED
Robert Carr NERFINISHED
ideology conservatism
pro-Europeanism
implementedOn Decimal Day (1971-02-15) NERFINISHED
introducedPolicy Decimalisation of British currency
Industrial Relations Act 1971 NERFINISHED
legislatureTerm 46th Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
47th Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
location 10 Downing Street NERFINISHED
monarch Elizabeth II NERFINISHED
notableFor economic challenges
entry into the European Economic Community
industrial strife
parliamentaryStatus majority government (1970–1974)
minority government (early 1974)
politicalParty Conservative Party (UK) NERFINISHED
precededBy Wilson ministry (1964–1970) NERFINISHED
reasonForEnd defeat in February 1974 United Kingdom general election
signedTreatyWith European Economic Community NERFINISHED
startTime 1970

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