Labour's shadow cabinet meets at the Museum of London to mark 100 Years since the passing of the Representation of the P

The video begins with acknowledgments to the Museum of London staff for their support. It marks the centenary of women's suffrage, highlighting the historical achievement of women's voting rights. The Labour Party's gender-balanced shadow cabinet is celebrated, emphasizing ongoing efforts for gender equality. A year-long campaign is launched to address societal inequalities and the gender pay gap, with a call to honor the contributions of women who fought for voting rights.

What was the purpose of the meeting held at the Museum of London?

• To celebrate the museum's anniversary

• To mark the centenary of women's suffrage

• To launch a new art exhibition

• To discuss the history of London

When did women first achieve the right to vote in the UK?

• 1908

• 1928

• 1918

• 1938

What is the Labour Party particularly proud of regarding its shadow cabinet?

• It is the first gender-balanced shadow cabinet in history

• It has the highest number of women leaders

• It has the most members in history

• It is the youngest shadow cabinet

What is the focus of the year-long campaign being launched?

• To address gender inequality and the pay gap

• To promote women's education

• To celebrate women's achievements in science

• To increase women's participation in sports

How were many women who campaigned for the right to vote treated by society and the state?

• They were celebrated as heroes

• They were ignored

• They were given awards

• They were treated appallingly