1.2 - Franchise + Suffrage Flashcards

1
Q

Define:

Suffrage

A

The right to vote

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2
Q

What triggered “Constituency reform?”

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  • Rotten boroughs
  • Different boroughs had different voting rules
  • Franchise of ~400,000
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3
Q

What year was the Great Reform Act?

A

1832

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4
Q

To whom did the GRA give franchise?

A
  • Tenant farmers
  • Middle class people
  • People with property
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5
Q

what year was the 1st Rep. of the People Act?

A

1918

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6
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To whom did the 1918 ROTPA give franchise?

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  • all men over 21
  • Women over 30 who were:
    1. Married, OR
    2. Property owners, OR
    3. Graduates
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7
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what year was the 2nd Rep. of the People Act?

A

1928

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8
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To whom did the 1928 ROTPA give franchise?

A

All Women

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9
Q

what year was the 3rd Rep. of the People Act?

A

1969

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10
Q

To whom did the 1969 ROTPA give franchise?

A

People under 21

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11
Q

What were suffragists?

A

Protesters for womens right to vote - Peaceful protest

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12
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What were suffragettes?

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Protesters for womens right to vote - Militant + violent protest

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13
Q

Name:

One Suffragette group?

A

WSPU

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14
Q

3 Arguments for votes at 16

A
  • 16 year olds can join the army
  • Can pay income tax
  • Educated on politics in school
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15
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3 arguments against votes at 16

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  • Under 18s are not mature enough to vote
  • Votes at 16 is uncommon
  • Youth turnout is usually very low
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16
Q

How much support do votes at 16 have?

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  • 16 year olds voted in Scottish independence refferendum
  • Major UK political parties have supported it
17
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