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About the Electoral System in the 19th Century, the Peterloo Massacre, the Great Reform Act and Chartism.

Explore the challenges of the 19th-century electoral system, including the Peterloo Massacre, the Great Reform Act of 1832, and the rise of Chartism. This summary highlights key events and movements that shaped the fight for voting rights and representation in Britain, focusing on the struggles of the working and middle classes. Ideal for students studying political history.

19th Century Electoral Reform

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about the electoral system in the 19th century, the peterloo massacre, the great reform act and chartism.

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the extension of the franchise

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The Extension of the Franchise

MANIA, suffragettes, suffragists and hunger strikes

Explore the pivotal moments in the women's suffrage movement, including the roles of the suffragettes and suffragists, key events like hunger strikes, and the impact of militarism, alliances, nationalism, and imperialism on historical context. This summary provides essential insights for understanding the fight for women's voting rights in the UK.

Key Events in Women's Suffrage

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explanation on the use of violent protesting in the campaign for women's votes

Explore the contrasting strategies of the suffragettes in the fight for women's suffrage, focusing on the roles of Millicent Fawcett and Emmeline Pankhurst. This summary highlights the impact of violent protests, the significance of WW1 on the movement, and the eventual success in securing the vote for women. Ideal for students studying women's rights and historical movements.

Suffragette Campaign Tactics

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history - the suffragettes

History - the suffragettes

It describes the Women's Movement go achieve suffrage (the right to vote). It entails the actions of women's rights groups to achieve the vote. 

Explore the pivotal events and key figures in the Women's Suffrage Movement, including the roles of the NUWSS and WSPU, the impact of World War I, and the evolution of women's rights from the 19th century to the present. This summary highlights the struggles, strategies, and successes of women fighting for the right to vote, emphasizing the significance of their actions in shaping modern society.

Women's Suffrage Movement

Women's Suffrage

Women’s struggle for the right to vote

Includes speech and 3 source analysis with a focus on women 

Explore the pivotal roles women played during wartime and their fight for suffrage. This analysis includes a persuasive speech advocating for women's voting rights, alongside three detailed source evaluations highlighting women's contributions in munitions and agriculture. Key topics include the 19th Amendment, wartime labor, and the women's rights movement.

Women in War and Suffrage

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includes speech and 3 source analysis with a focus on women 

source analysis on women during the war, and suffragettes 

Source Analysis on Women during the war, and suffragettes 

Details about the suffrage movement and the two groups involved. If it wasn’t clear, the bottom card in the second picture carries on from the bottom card in the first picture. 

Explore the pivotal strategies and historical context of the women's suffrage movement in the UK, focusing on the contrasting approaches of the suffragists and suffragettes. This summary highlights key events, influential figures like Emmeline Pankhurst, and the impact of World War I on women's voting rights. Ideal for students studying women's rights history.

Women’s Suffrage Campaigns

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details about the suffrage movement and the two groups involved. if it wasn’t clear, the bottom card in the second picture carries on from the bottom card in the first picture. 

The fight for female suffrage

Women’s struggle for the right to vote

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Why did women receive the vote?

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