What was the significance of Margaret Thatcher's leadership in Great Britain? A. She worked to advance the basic human rights of women in
education, politics, and the workplace.
B. She helped Britain recover from World War II by creating jobs and
rebuilding infrastructure.
C. She strengthened her country against threats of Soviet
communism by increasing military spending.
D. She balanced the national tradition of monarchy with the modern
practice of democracy through Parliament.
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