Suffrage Societies Flashcards

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What does the NUWSS stand for?

A

National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies

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2
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When was it formed?

A

1897

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3
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Who was their leader?

A

Millicent Fawcett (Lydia Becker died)

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4
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What was their motto?

A

‘Voiceless London’

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5
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What was their nickname?

A

Suffragists

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6
Q

What were their aims?

A

To get women the right to vote?

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7
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What were their tactics?

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Peaceful: 
Made speeches
Pamphlets
Books
Marches
Rallies
Posters
Letters
Meetings
Petitions
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8
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What does WSPU mean?

A

Women’s Social and Political Union

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9
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When was it formed?

A

10th October 1903

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10
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Who was their leader?

A

Emmeline Pankhurst with her daughters Christabel and Sylvia

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11
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What was their motto?

A

‘Deeds not words’

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12
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What was their nickname?

A

Suffragettes

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13
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What were their aims?

A

To get women the right to vote

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14
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What were their tactics?

A
Prepared to use militant tactics:
Interrupted meetings
Chained to gates/each other
Burned post boxes
Smashed windows
Threw an axe at the prime minister
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15
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What are the two groups?

A

NUWSS

WSPU

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16
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What were the suffragette colours and what do they mean?

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Purple: dignity
White: purity
Green: hope