THE SUFFRAGETTES MOVEMENT

When was the Suffragettes movement created?

• 1903

• 1832

• 1897

• 1905

Who was the leader of the Suffragettes?

• Emily Davidson

• Margaret Thatcher

• Emmeline Pankhurst

• Marion Wallace -Dunlop

They used

• only violence

• violence and peaceful actions

• hunger strikes and demonstrations

• they sometimes killed themselves or went to prison for defending their cause

The Representation of the People Act was passed

• to give women the right to vote after the age of 30 + having a property

• to give women the right to own a property

• to get the right to work

• to get the right to vote whatever their age and living conditions

the right to vote for women on an equal footing as men occured n

• 1948

• 1928

• 1828

• 1918

during WW 1 , women

• replaced men in traditional men 's jobs for 2 million of them.

• could work with men and vote as well .

• could vote exceptionally during those four years.

Women militancy began in

• 1905

• 1882

• 1918

First petition on women 's suffrage presented to Parliament is dated in

• 1832

• 1944

• 1888

• 1942

The Houses of Parliament are

• THe House of Law

• The House of Commons and the House of Law

• The House of Lords

• The House of Parliament

• The House of Commons

The women campaigning peacefully were called

• The Suffragists

• The Suffragettes