B ; reform ; pressures ; representation of the people act '18 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain from 1750A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 31-05-18 11:29 vaguely how many men enfranchised in '32? around a few hundred thousand 1 of 30 and in '67? 700k 2 of 30 and '84? 2.5M 3 of 30 did the '18 act enfranchise more or less? MORE BOIII 4 of 30 what was the electorate before the act? 7M 5 of 30 and after? 12M 6 of 30 did what to the electorate? tripled it 7 of 30 and gave vote to how many women? 8M+ 8 of 30 wha thad happened to the '15 election? postponed unti lafter wat 9 of 30 why would it have been impractical? equal electoral districts impossible to mntn + electoral registers out of date 10 of 30 election under '84 quals would have meant what for soldiers? wouldn't get a vote 11 of 30 gov addressed reform issue w/ appt of Speaker's Conference when? '16 12 of 30 at which reps from main political parties drew up? number proposals for electoral reform 13 of 30 who were all to be given vote? adult males 21+ 14 of 30 war service of younger men also regocnised how? 19-20 served in war ware given vote in post-war election 15 of 30 universal male suffrage? finally conceded 16 of 30 enfranchised over how many adult males? 5M 17 of 30 but this was overshadowed by proposals made @ Speaker's Conference on? women's suffrage 18 of 30 leading politicians were reluctant to give vote to women on what terms? same as men 19 of 30 because huge loss of lives on Western Front would've meant what? female voters majority post-war electorate 20 of 30 '18 act enfranchised women of what age? those 30+ 21 of 30 as long as they were? householders / wives of householders / uni grads / rented property £5/yr+ 22 of 30 meant over what % women over 30 didin;t qualify? 20% 23 of 30 women also able to do hwat in parlaimetn? stand for election 24 of 30 first woman to be elected was a member of? sinn feinn 25 of 30 but dinny take her seat why? the 73 mmbs decided to boycott parliament 26 of 30 so who was the first to take her seat in '19? nancy astor 27 of 30 commonly held view on granting votes to women was that it rewarded them for? war work 28 of 30 but what is stupid about thi? most of the women that actually helped with the war didn't qualify bc were under 30 29 of 30 opps of equal suffrage were perhaps tainted by what acts? those of the suffragettes 30 of 30
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