Extending the Franchise 0.0 / 5 ? Government & PoliticsDemocracyA2/A-levelAQA Created by: evienylnCreated on: 23-11-21 17:36 Constituencies, legal before 1832, with extremely small populations but more than one MP rotten boroughs 1 of 17 The 1867 Reform Act allowed for men in ____ areas to be able to vote urban 2 of 17 The 1884 Reform Act allowed all men over ______ years old to be able to vote twenty one 3 of 17 Women over the age of 30 were allowed to vote in 1918 as long as their husband owned _____ land 4 of 17 The 1969 Reform Act allowed everyone over the age of ____ to be able to vote eighteen 5 of 17 The leader of the physical-force chartists, called _____ O'Connor Feargus 6 of 17 The leader of the moral-force chartists, called William _____ Lovett 7 of 17 The 'Six Points People's Charter' wanted to make all constituency sizes ______ equal 8 of 17 The chartists gained support as there was high ______ between 1838-48 unemployment 9 of 17 Chartism failed due to a lack of single ______ leadership 10 of 17 The suffragist leader, called Millicent _______ Fawcett 11 of 17 The suffragette leader, called ______ Pankhurst emmeline 12 of 17 The suffragettes were more ____ than the suffragists violent 13 of 17 The suffragists campaigned peacefully, including handing out _____ leaflets 14 of 17 Every man and woman has the right to free and fair elections universal suffrage 15 of 17 Activists say prisoners shouldn't be stripped of their vote, as it is a human ____ right 16 of 17 The Labour Party has campaigned to extend the franchise to ____ year olds. sixteen 17 of 17
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