B ; wspu ; liberals failure '09-'13 ; women's suffrage bill '09 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryModern Britain from 1750A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 23-05-18 14:42 thanks to whose efforts did '06 liberal gov contain maj womens suffrage sipporters? NUWSS 1 of 29 NUWSS hopeful gov would pass legislation to extend franchise despite? no mention of women in manifesto 2 of 29 in '09 what kind of bill did liberal MP howard introduce? private member's bill 3 of 29 for whoe suffrage? both male and female 4 of 29 based on what qualification? 3m residential 5 of 29 was this a gov move? no 6 of 29 how many votes did it carry on its second reading? 35 7 of 29 but failed to proceed after extensive debate did what? wasted time allocated to its passing 8 of 29 why did christable and fawcett not like the bill? believed full adult suffrage was unpractical + gov was trying to introduce so radical a measure it'd never pass 9 of 29 what was the most serious of the two key obstacles to franchise refomr in '09? deadlock between cons + libs over womens vote 10 of 29 most MPs supported reform but differed over? form it should take 11 of 29 what did many conservatives want? women to have equal suffrage rights to men according to existing franchise 12 of 29 why did liberals reject this? feared would lead to cons maj 13 of 29 instead many liberals favoured? extending suffrage criteria for women + wc men to have vote 14 of 29 why did conservatives refuse to agree to this? feared it'd add to votes for lib/lab 15 of 29 other big obstacle '09-'13 was whose personal opinion? PM asquith 16 of 29 why? he couldn't comprehend why women would want vote + thought militant protesters were unnatural 17 of 29 asquith held which gladstonian view on reform? too little too soon would fundamentally damage political stability 18 of 29 what did his wife and daughter margaret and violet think? they were adamantly opposed + disliked WSPU actiosn 19 of 29 reinforced which of asquith's views? only extreme women wanted the vote 20 of 29 what did he hope would happen with the female suffrage problem? it'd just go away 21 of 29 what was he more focused on? ****** ireland / social reform / industrial unrest / HoL crises 22 of 29 asquith frequent target of militant violence and was attacked here? golf course in scotland 23 of 29 by sufragettes desperate to? rip his clothes off 24 of 29 only to be saved by? his daughter violet's intervention 25 of 29 then in '13 he was assaulted by women with? dog whips 26 of 29 what happened in public + social events? respectable women heckled him 27 of 29 how did this disrespect leave him? offended + confused 28 of 29 rather than change his mind these displays of militancy/ strengthened his resolve 29 of 29
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