B ; cda ; why repealed ; elizabeth wolstenholme ('33-'18) 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain from 1750A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 06-04-18 10:40 during 1860s which association was she part of? National Association for the Promotion of Social Science (NAPSS) 1 of 19 what is this association more commonly referred to as? Social Science Association (SSA) 2 of 19 was founded in? 1857 3 of 19 to promote? (4) public health / penal reform / industrial relations / female education 4 of 19 at an SSA meeting in Bristol a group of people were angered by what of cdas? extension to civilians 5 of 19 in? 1869 6 of 19 so what association did they found? National Anti-Contagious Diseases Act Extenstion Association (NACDAEA) 7 of 19 who was the laeders? charles taylor 8 of 19 what other organisation did this group become a part of? National Association for the Repeal of the Contagious Diseases Acts 9 of 19 from these experiences what organisation did wolstenholme conceive? LNA (Ladies' National Assoc) 10 of 19 why couldn't wolstenholme lead this movement? too radical 11 of 19 what did she refuse to comply with? mid-victorian expectations of respectability 12 of 19 why was she openly hostile to marriage? thought it was legally disadvantageous to women 13 of 19 when did she partner with ben elmy w/o legal ceremony? 1875 14 of 19 she decided to marry him when what happened? she got pregnant 15 of 19 but only to avoid? damaging CDA repeal campaign 16 of 19 what other two women did wolstenholme refuse to invite to lead the CDA? florence nightingale / harriet martineau 17 of 19 both were? unmarried and childless 18 of 19 instead who did she invite to lead the movement? josephine butler 19 of 19
Britain 1780-1928: Depth- Contagious Diseases Acts and the campaign for their repeal, 1862-86 4.5 / 5 based on 6 ratings
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