In the years of 1945 to 1951 the Labour Government managed to set up a wide variety of Social Reforms. This soon became named the `Social Revolution.' Labour was lucky to rise to power with 393 seats in the House of Commons, although the Conservatives only gained 213 seats. The reason for such a high number of votes towards the Labour was due to the radical change wanted that affected everyone during thee Second World War. People no longer wanted to have the Conservatives in power, as the conservatives would have kept the things the same, the Labour Party opted for radical change, and the people responded by putting the Labour Party in control. Another thing that had also affected people's votes was the idea that many social classes had actually disappeared because of the war effort. Another reason for the Labour party to be heavily voted for...