Should we accept our place in society?

When did the Titanic sink?

• 1912

• 1918

• 1945

• 1914

Why was the sinking of the Titanic significant locally? Choose the most important reasons.

• Many of the crew were from Southampton and lost their lives.

• There were more radios on ships.

• Over 500 households lost a family member.

• New laws were made.

• The Titanic had different classes.

Why was the sinking of the Titanic significant internationally? Choose the most important reasons.

• Many people died.

• Two radio operators were required on ships.

• Ships had to have enough lifeboats for all passengers.

• New laws were made (SOLAS)

• The Titanic had different classes.

Who fought for race equality in the 20th century?

• Rosa Parks

• Nelson Mandela

• Emmeline Pankhurst

• Emily Davison

Who fought for gender equality in the 20th century?

• Rosa Parks

• Nelson Mandela

• Emmeline Pankhurst

• Emily Davison

Name two ways that life changed for women as a consequence of the world wars.

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How did the suffragettes' actions change our lives today?

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Which are an example of change since the 20th century?

• Equal rights for votes

• Black Lives Matter Campaigners

• Women at Work

• Barack Obama as president

Which is an example of continuity since the 20th century?

• Equal rights for votes

• Black Lives Matter Campaigners

• Women at Work

• Barack Obama as president

Definition: a group of people living together in a more or less ordered community

• Hierarchy

• Society

• Concurrent

• Suffrage

• Aparthied