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What is the franchise?
The right to vote
How did the UK become more democratic over time?
By gradually expanding the franchise to more people.
What did the 1832 Great Reform Act do?
Gave the vote to middle-class men.
What did the 1867 Reform Act do?
Extended the vote to urban working-class men.
What did the 1884 Reform Act do?
Extended the vote to rural working-class men.
What did the 1918 Representation of the People Act do?
Gave all men 21+ and women 30+ (with property) the vote.
What did the 1928 Equal Franchise Act do?
Gave women equal voting rights with men.
What did the 1969 Representation of the People Act do?
Lowered the voting age to 18.
Who were the suffragists?
Peaceful campaigners for women’s voting rights.
They used - Petitions, lobbying, and public meetings.
Who were the suffragettes?
Militant campaigners for women’s voting rights.
They used - Protests, arson, hunger strikes.