women

• lead by Millicent Fawcett
• NUWSS- nationalunion of womens sufferage society
• lead peceful protests,
• wrote thousands of letter to parliment,
• raised the profile of women
• set up in 1897

• lead by Emmeline Pankhurst
• WSPU- womens social and political union
• lead violent protests
• letter bombs
• set fires
• smashed church windows
• inturrpted meetings in parliment
• wanted to be noticed for their actions
• arson attacks
• chained themselves to railings
• set up in1903( 6 years after suffragists)
• reaction of authorities. 
• cat and mouse act: campainers were put in prison, then they went on hunger strike so they were relesed to get better then re-arrested 

for.

• as members of society women should have a say in desision making
• women had as much right as men
• they could already vote in local elections in 1888 so why not in parliment to
• wommen could vote in places like: New zeland, Austrailia and parts of USA.(British colonies)
• modern women were more indepentent+ educated that previous women
• it would be demorcratic to give women the vote

against

• some men argued polotics was unsuited for women- theyhad no interest or understanding in it.
• even Queen Victoria was against the vote for women.
• there were much more important issues to fight for than the vote.
• some people said that the violent tactics of some campainers proved women did not deserve the vote.

effective

• raised profile of women.
• earnt women respect
• stopped campianing during war(earnt them respect)
• they weredoing lots of work behind the scences.

ineffective.

• their resoned approach was to slow and seemingly ineffective
• their peceful protests didnt get them noticed by the public
• they moaned to much about suffragettes
• people left the NUWSS to join the WSPU.

effective

• their radical approach got them noticed by the public
• stopped campaining to help war effort
• their campains moved fast and their strategies were more effective than the suffragists

ineffective

• their violent protests lost them repect from the public
• people thought they were annoying
• the authoritites took action against them 
• they did more harm than good which made them unpopular

• bus conductors
• ticket collectors
• mining
• bus drivers
• farming
• made the munitions 
• nurses
• surgens
• medics in the war
• suffragist/suffragettes stopped their campains 

• the impact of the war
• this earnt them huge respect and gained them more indepenence 
• when Lloyd George became priminister in december1916

reresentation of the people act 1918

• allowed women over 30 to vote
• allowed all men over 21 to vote

other resons.

• changing attitudes in society
• more oportunities in education and employent
• changes in legal positions
• campains of suffragist and suffragettes
• women had gained he vote in others countries
• indivdual supporters of female suffrage like MPs were incresing

• the impact of the war
• this earnt them huge respect and gained them more indepenence 
• when Lloyd George became priminister in december1916

reresentation of the people act 1918

• allowed women over 30 to vote
• allowed all men over 21 to vote

other resons.

• changing attitudes in society
• more oportunities in education and employent
• changes in legal positions
• campains of suffragist and suffragettes
• women had gained he vote in others countries
• indivdual supporters of female suffrage like MPs were incresing