Suffragettes Flashcards

1
Q

What did the NUWSS become known as?

A

The Suffragists

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2
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What methods of protest did they use?

A

Peaceful protest- posters, petitions etc.

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3
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What year was the WSPU set up?

A

1903

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4
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What does ‘WSPU’ stand for?

A

Women’s Social and Political Union

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5
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Who formed the WPSU?

A

Emmeline Pankhurst

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6
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What did the WSPU become known as?

A

The Suffragettes

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7
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How many members did the suffragists have?

A

500,000

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8
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What did Christabel Pankhurst do in October 1905?

A

Disrupted an election meeting held by Winston Churchill

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9
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What did the suffragettes do when in prison?

A

Go on Hunger Strike

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10
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What was the government’s response to the Hunger Strike?

A

They force-fed the protestors

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11
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What did force-feeding make the government?

A

Unpopular- even the King asked for it to be stopped

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12
Q

In 1910-1911, Suffragette action was scaled down because?

A

The government introduced a bill to give women the vote

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13
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Who became a martyr for the Suffragettes?

A

Emily Davison who threw herself under the King’s horse at the Derby

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14
Q

In which two countries could Women already vote in?

A

Australia and New Zealand

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15
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How many people attended the NUWSS march in 1907?

A

3,000 women attended

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16
Q

What year was the WSPU march in Hyde Park?

A

June 1908

17
Q

How many people came to the March in 1908?

A

300,000 protestors

18
Q

Why was the Conciliation Bill of 1910 abandoned?

A

Because the Liberals thought the women would all vote for the Conservatives

19
Q

What was ‘Black Friday’?

A

Where the suffragettes gathered outside parliament and the police were instructed to scare and humiliate the women into leaving

20
Q

What year was the ‘Cat and Mouse Act’ passed?

A

1913

21
Q

In 1897, who set up the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies (NUWSS)?

A

Millicent Fawcett