Suffragettes Flashcards

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Who started the WSPU

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Emmeline Pankhurst and her daughters

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What does WSPU stand for?

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Women’s Social and Political Union

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When was the WSPU started?

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1903

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What does NUWSS stand for?

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National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies

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Did the suffragettes or the suffragists start the NUWSS?

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Suffragists

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What methods did suffragists use to try and get the vote?

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Peaceful ones, such as:
Held rallies and public meetings
Sent petitions to parliament
Wrote letters to newspapers and MPs

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What was the WSPU’s motto?

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Deeds, not words

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Did suffragettes or suffragists start the WSPU?

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Suffragettes

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What were some violent actions that the suffragettes used?

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Heckled politicians at public meetings, chained themselves to railings, poured chemicals into letter boxes, smashed windows, etc

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When some suffragettes went to prison for crimes they had committed, what did they do once they were in there?

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Went on hunger strike

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How did Emily Davison contribute to the suffrage movement?

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She threw herself under a horse at the Epsom Derby on 4 June 1913

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What was special about the horse Emily Davison threw herself under?

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It was the kings horse

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