CLEAN : Museum of London marks 100 years since UK women got the vote

The video discusses the museum's extensive collection related to the militant suffragette campaign, highlighting key items like Emmeline Pankhurst's Hunger Strike medal. It explores Pankhurst's personal sacrifices, including her imprisonment and separation from her daughter. The video concludes by emphasizing the continued relevance of the suffragette movement in today's gender equality discussions in the UK.

What was the primary purpose of using public attention in the context of the suffragette campaign?

• To promote a new fashion trend

• To entertain the public

• To attract attention to a political cause

• To advertise a new product

Which significant item related to Emmeline Pankhurst is part of the museum's collection?

• Her Hunger Strike medal

• Her favorite book

• Her personal diary

• Her wedding ring

Emmeline Pankhurst was a leader of which organization?

• The Women's Liberation Movement

• The Women's Social and Political Union

• The Women's Rights Association

• The National Women's Party

What does Emmeline Pankhurst's letter to her daughter reveal about her experience?

• Her thoughts on a new law

• Her excitement about a new campaign

• Her feelings of missing her daughter

• Her plans for a future protest

Why is the suffragette campaign considered relevant today?

• Due to ongoing fashion trends

• Because of current gender equality issues

• As a historical curiosity

• For its economic impact