How did the suffragettes carry out their campaign between 1906 and 1912
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- How did the Suffragettes carry out their campaign between 1906-14
- 1906 of was the first time when the Suffragettes used violence
- They did this by shouting out at a Governmental meeting
- 1906 was when the decided to use new methods in order to show the government their passion
- 1912 was when the extreme violence began
- This violence included Burning Down homes, Destroying Golf Courses etc.
- They decided to use the more violent methods to gain more publicity
- This publicity meant more people knew about the suffragettes
- However they were in the news for bad reasons rather than good
- This upscale in violence led to many people disagreeing with the suffragette movement
- Many of the political members who favoured the suffragette movement then disapproved because of the extreme violence
- Tje upscale also lead to many of the public now diagreeing with the Suffrage movement
- Even some women who also wanted the vote, now apposed the suffragette movement because they felt their method were a step to far
- Many people believe that it was this period where the suffragettes increased their violence that delayed the right to vote
- 1906 of was the first time when the Suffragettes used violence
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