Topic: Using an interdisciplinary approach, explain the changes to the UK family since 1945. Give examples where necessary.

Order Description I want the essay to: - explain what interdisciplinary social sciences (when using more than 1 discipline to look at a social issue) - define the family over time (a nuclear family 1945 + the family today) - why is family important to social scientists (family now... and was ... which makes it an example of continuity and change, that is of an interest to social scientists) - the UK family in "the golden age" (a brief about the golden age) - the thesis statement that the UK family had CHANGED since 1945 - it MUST use HISTORY, SOCIOLOGY and POLITICS as the interdisciplinary approaches to analyse the change - IMPORTANT to talk about and mention the change in values + liberalism (ex. same sex couples) - link conservatism and feminism to the topics (their opinion about them/ how they view them) (please make it start with an intro then a brief paragraph about the golden age then conservatism and feminism) BODY: The topics to see the change in are : (Must contain up to date statistics) -Marriage and Divorce (with stats on both 1945 and thee latest stats) -Women role Now and before (women in politics, female graduates, women in managerial positions) (the end of the 'Patriarchy') - Cohabitation FOR THE RESEARCH AND THE EVIDENCE PLEASE USE: - ONS --> Office for National Statistics (statistics on family) - Link to Political ideology - use the reading list I will attach in the additional files - and please follow the rubric