Suffragettes Flashcards

1
Q

Name some disadvantages of women getting the vote.

A

It will lead to the breakdown of family.

Women don’t quite know how to vote since they have never voted.

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2
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When were the suffragists formed?

A

1897

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3
Q

What did the Suffragists gain?

A

They gained the support of some liberal and conservative MP’S

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4
Q

Who was the leader of the Suffragists?

A

Millicent Fawcett

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5
Q

What does the NUWSS stand for?

A

National Union Women Suffrage Societies

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6
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What did the Suffragists do in 1911?

A

They held 4000 meetings to support the conciliation bill.

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7
Q

When were the Suffragettes formed?

A

In 1903

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8
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Who was the leader of the Suffragettes?

A

Emmeline Pankhurst

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9
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What does WSPU stand for?

A

Women social and political union

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10
Q

When did Emily Davison die?

A

1913 Derby Day

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11
Q

How did the Suffragettes protest?

A

Direct Action/ Violently Protested

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12
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How did the WW| have an impact on votes for women?

A

Women helped to recruit men to fight and helped in the workplace. They changed attitudes.

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13
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When did all women get the vote?

A

In 1928, which shows that war was a factor of women getting the vote but not the main reason.

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