higher history - Britain 1850-1951

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When did women OVER 30 in Britain get the vote?

1918

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When women OVER 30 gained the vote in 1918, what did they need to be in order to get it?

Householders, wives of house holders or a university graduate

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When did women over 21 get the vote in Britain?

1928

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When did rape within a marriage become illegal?

1991

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When was the equal pay act passed?

1970

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In the nineteenth century, what were women being excluded from?

Employment

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in the nineteenth century, what were women not allowed to do?

Vote in parliamentary elections

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In the nineteenth century, what two of women’s belongings were given to her husband after marriage?

Property & income

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What were 4 reasons for GIVING women the vote?

  • women pay taxes

  • women are equal before god

  • other countries have given women the vote

  • Women already have the vote in local elections

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What are 4 reasons for NOT giving women the vote?

  • women don’t fight in wars

  • most women were to ignorant towards politics to use their vote properly

  • Women are supposed to be at home, going out into the rough world of politics will change her caring nature

  • many women do not want the vote, and would not use it if they got it

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what are 3 factors which increased political equality for women by 1928?

  • Changing attitudes to women in society

  • Women’s suffrage campaigns

  • The example from other countries

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What did the industrial Revolution help women get?

Full-Time Employment

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What did Full time employment help women do?

Meet in organised groups to discuss politics and social issues

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When did organised campaigns for women’s suffrage begin?

1866

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Who proposed an amendment that would have given women the vote?

John Stuart Mill

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What was the result of that vote?

It was rejected by 194 votes to 73

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What affect did world war one have on women’s suffrage?

It scaled it back

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who was the main women who organised the British suffrage movements?

Emmeline Pankhurst

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What did the SUFFRAGISTS do/who were they?

A peaceful National organisation who campaigned for women’s rights and for women to get the vote

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What did the SUFFRAGETTES do/who were they?

A National organisation who took a violent approach for women’s rights and for women to get the vote

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What did the suffragists do?

  • Wrote pamphlets/leaflets

  • Held meetings

  • Gathered petitions

  • Wrote letters to MPs

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What did the Suffragettes do?

  • Threw rocks through parliaments windows

  • Set Gold clubs on Fire