Margaret Thatcher's parents Alfred and Beatrice ran a grocery store in Grantham and lived above the store (Nardo 7). Growing up, Margaret Thatcher never considered going into politics. During her time period, it was rare for women to do so. The political field was almost completely made up of men. She went to Oxford University and majored in chemistry...
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She went to Oxford University and majored in chemistry. While at Oxford she formed a student group called Oxford's Conservative Association. This group studied politics. Eventually, she became president of this group. Here began her love for politics. After college she began attending Tory political meetings (Nardo 78)...
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