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Frage | Antworten |
Emmeline Pankhurst | Leader of WSPU |
Millicent Fawcett | Leader of NUWSS |
WSPU | Violent, 'Sufragettes' |
NUWSS | Peaceful, 'Suffragists' |
Herbert Asquith | Prime Minister against the suffragettes |
Hunger Strike | The suffragettes would refuse to eat in prison, therefore being force fed. |
Martyr | Somebody who has died for what they believe in |
Conciliation Bill | A proposed law that would have given women the vote |
Leaflets, Meetings, Letters | NUWSS |
Aggression, Violence, Anger. | WSPU |
Emily Davison | Killed by a horse in the 1913 Derby in protest of women's votes, became a martyr. |
Cat and Mouse Act | The suffragettes would be thrown into prison and would refuse to eat, the police released them so they couldn't become ill, then rearrested them. |
Black Friday (November 1910) | A protest against the objection of the Conciliation Bill, police clashed with the Suffragettes and many were treated badly. |
Representation of the People Act | Act set up in 1918, allowed women over 30 to vote - this was because they would be married and under the influence of their husband. |
Winston Churchill | Supported them at first, once they became violent he opposed them. |
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