| Question | Beveridge’s report identified five problems that stopped people from improving their lives |
|---|---|
| Answer | poverty, lack of education,
poor housing, unemployment, and poor health care provision. Beveridge also recommended several measures the government
could take, including benefits for the unemployed, family
allowances, pensions, grants, and the National Health Service. |
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