Suffragists

Question 0

2nd evidence and argument point:

Answer 0

Evidence: male members and 13000 members and 500 branches nation wide. Worked with mp’s such as PM Bannerman who could introduce the bill.

Argument: suffragist, spread the word of female suffrage on a large scale gained more supports from the suffeagettes in 1912, they gained more numbers of mp’s making it easily to pass bills.

Question 1

1st Evidence and argument point ?

Answer 1

Evidence: 1907 mud march attracted 3000 people despite the rain.

Argument: methods were important because it attracted attention from the public politicians - possibly gaining supports.

Question 2

3rd evidence and argument point?

Answer 2

Evidence: methods didn’t gain as much attention than the suffragettes, violent attacks from the Etts look over media/publicity over the suffragists.

Argument: this means that the methods weren’t as affective as the ettes, since they failed to pass 4 bills

Question 3

4th evidence and argument point?

Answer 3

Evidence:
The PM change from Bannerman to Asquith meant they lost support from parliament.

Argument:
It was hard to gain vote, without the support of those in power. Without the link to government was unluckily to change would come from within parliament.