The NUWSS (suffragists) campaigned peacefully, mainly using propaganda such as leaflets, newsletters and demonstrations to spread the word. They organised peaceful rallies and marches and wrote letters to MPs requesting the vote.
The WSPU (suffragettes) campaigned violently. They too used propaganda, meetings and leaflets but they also smashed windows, sat in on Liberal meetings, and chained themselves to railings. Some attacked pieces of artwork (for example, 'Slasher Mary') and they destroyed letters and burnt houses.
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