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Campaigns for women's suffrage

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Campaigns for women's suffrage”, from the unit “Women's suffrage: why did it take so long for women to get the vote in Britain?” (Year 9 History) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. The women's suffrage movement was the campaign to gain women the right to ...
  2. Which Reform Act gave middle-class men the right to vote in Britain for the first time?
  3. Which movement did some women get involved with in the 19th century?
  4. Which of these laws increased the legal rights of women in 1882?
  5. In 1888, a ___ at the Bryant and May factory helped women to gain higher wages.
  6. Although women were increasingly involved in ___ life in Britain by the early 20th century, they still could not vote.
  7. Match each keyword with its correct definition.
  8. One reason why some people objected to female suffrage was because they feared it would harm ___ life.
  9. Complete the sentence: The NUWSS carried out a peaceful campaign, such as writing letters to ___.
  10. Which woman was the first leader of the NUWSS?
  11. Complete the sentence: Working-class suffragists were called ___ suffragists, but they still believed in the use of peaceful tactics.
  12. Starting with the earliest, sort the following stages in the development of the suffragists.

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