PPT-Who were the Suffragettes?

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March of the Women play as students come in All will be able to describe who the Suffragists Suffragettes were M ost will be able to explain the methods the

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March of the Women play as students come in All will be able to describe who the Suffragists Suffragettes were M ost will be able to explain the methods the Suffragettes used to campaign S. These were formative years and the values that were forged then have stayed with them throughout their lives At no time was this more evident than in the 1980s when the Boomers shook off the recessionary years of the prior decade and entered their p albionswordscom True False 2005 Albion Armorers Inc albionswordscom All Medieval swords weighed at least 12 pounds FALSE Most Medieval swords weighed around 25 lbs even long handandahalf and twohanded swords weighed less than 4 lbs Medieval sword How do we know that They were carve d out of the very throne of God which is made of blue sapphire Open your NKJV Bible to Exodus chapter 24 Im g oing to show you something here that is going to absolutely blow your mind Exodus chapter 24 were in They led a distinctive respectable life style Contemporaries and historians used and use this concept to elp to describe the inequalities of wealth and power in 19 th century industrial society They used the term to help them account for change over Our starting point is what most feminist scholars consider the first wave Firstwave feminism arose in the context of industrial society and liberal politics but is connected to both the liberal womens rights movement and early socialist feminism in Suffragettes 1903–14 (Political protest) Learning outcomes nd out about the increased militancy adopted by the WSPUdiscover how the government tried to cope 6.3 Suffragettes: government attemp The Context for CRED. Pete . Shirlow. Queen’s University Belfast. . You coasted along. To larger houses, gadgets, more machines. To golf and weekend bungalows,. Caravans when the children were small,. Complete the Questionnaire.. Who do you think you would have been the suffragists or the suffragettes?. WALT: How did the Suffragettes get publicity?. WILFS.. 5 – Explain what the suffragettes did.. WALT: What is the difference between the Suffragettes & the Suffragists. WALT: What is the difference between the Suffragettes & the Suffragists. . WILF:. L5 – Explain the differences between the groups methods.. Liberal reforms . Key people. Charles Booth. Successful businessman who thought that the reports on poverty in Britain were exaggerated. Collected lots of information about the condition of the poor in London and found the richest often lived only a few feet away from the poorest. He found out only 1% of the population were undeserving poor but 30% were under the poverty line.. Extended Response Questions. 2x questions . 20x marks . 40x . mins. Points to note. What does “valid” mean?. = . true. For example “Munich was an utter triumph for British foreign policy”. How . SATH Conference 8. th. November 2014. Edinburgh University. To what extent was the militant Suffragette campaign the main reason why some women received the vote in 1918? . . . Throughout the 19th century more and more men were given the right to vote yet there was no sign of the right to vote in national elections being given to women. This gave rise to the women’s suffrage movements. . Malton Sixth Form September 2017 Mr Dent. Create a timetable. Organise your study space. Understand your own learning style. Take regular . breaks. Reward yourself. Think SMART. Repetition, repetition, repetition. Women could divorce their husbands for cruelty, desertion and bigamy.. Women could keep their own property, and leave their husbands home. . Wife-battering and marital rape were legal.. Couldn’t divorce their husbands for adultery..

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