Margaret Thatcher

Work : None | New Career 1947 (as research chemist) | Work : None | Lose social status 1949 (lost bid for Parliament) | Social : None | Begin a program of study 1951 (law) | Relationship : None | Marriage 1951 (Dennis Thatcher) | Family : None | Change in family responsibilities May 1953 (Twins Mark and Carol) | Work : None | Gain social status 8 October 1959 (Elected to House of Commons) | Work : None | Gain social status 1961 (appointed Joint Parliamentary Secretary) | Work : None | Begin Major Project 1970 (Minister of Education) | Work : None | Gain social status 11 February 1975 (Party leader) | Work : None | Gain social status 4 May 1979 (Prime Minister) | Work : None | Lose social status 22 November 1990 (resigned from post as Prime Minister) | Health : None | Medical diagnosis 2002 (small strokes) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released February 2002 (Book "Statecraft") | : None | Death of Mate 26 June 2003 (husband died at age 88) | Traits : Mind | Education extensive | Traits : Personality | Ambitious | Traits : Personality | Disciplined | Traits : Personality | Personality robust | Traits : Personality | Principled strongly | Diagnoses : Major Diseases | Stroke | Family : Relationship | Marriage more than 15 Yrs (52 years until his death) | Family : Relationship | Marriage - Very happy | Family : Relationship | Mate - Noted (fellow politician) | Family : Parenting | Birthing - Twins, triplets, etc. (Boy and Girl) | Vocation : Politics | Candidate and lost | Vocation : Politics | Heads of state | Vocation : Science | Chemistry | Vocation : Writers | Textbook/ Non-fiction | Notable : Famous | First in Field (First female Prime Minister of the UK and first to serve three consecutive terms)