The foundations of（）was laid in the late 1940s,providing free medical care for everyone and financial help for the old,the sick and the unemployed.Athe welfare stateBthe National Health ServiceCthe compulsory educationDthe Women.s Liberation Movement
The foundations of（）was laid in the late 1940s,providing free medical care for everyone and financial help for the old,the sick and the unemployed.
Athe welfare state
Bthe National Health Service
Cthe compulsory education
Dthe Women.s Liberation Movement
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