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Card 6

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The Titanic had three ‘classes’ of tickets (which echoed the three social classes)

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Card 7

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In 1912, women did not have the vote

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Card 8

Front

Women were expected to marry in every social class

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Card 9

Front

Women were expected to obey their husbands

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Card 10

Front

In the First World War (after An Inspector Calls) women had access to a wide range of jobs

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Card 11

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The Suffragettes achieved the right to vote in 1918 (but only for women who owned property)

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Card 12

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People realised they were equals during the First World War

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Card 13

Front

From the 1920s to the 1940s many workers striked

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Card 14

Front

At the time when An Inspector Calls is set, J.B Priestley was 18, could Eric and Sheila be portrayals of him (in addition to or instead of the Inspector)?

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Card 15

Front

Sheila has been taught by the patriarchal society that a women’s worth is judged on her beauty, so asks if Eva was ‘Pretty’

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