The Changing Role of Women in Britain 1860 – 1930 4.5 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? HistoryModern Britain - 19th century onwardsASEdexcel Created by: AlexandraCreated on: 17-05-13 13:07 How many sons did Caroline Norton have? 3 1 of 12 When was the Custody of Children Act? 1839 2 of 12 When was the Matrimonial Causes Act? 1857 3 of 12 When was the first Contagious Diseases Act? 1864 4 of 12 What political party did the Primrose League support? Conservative 5 of 12 What was the age of consent in 1885? 13 6 of 12 How many Contagious Diseases Acts were there? 3 7 of 12 Why did the Liberals support the Married Women's Property Acts? They thought that this was what women wanted the vote for and would take off pressure for the vote. 8 of 12 When did women gain independent legal status? 1884 9 of 12 What did Caroline Norton not campaign about? Contagious Diseases Act 10 of 12 Pre 1901, what parts of public life could women be involved in? Workhouses, schools, supporting politics, and local elections. 11 of 12 Who was a great political supporter of women's suffrage? John Stuart Mills, MP 12 of 12
Key Words/ Phrases - The Changing Position Of Women And The Suffrage Question 1860-1930 - AS Edexcel Unit 2 Option C2 0.0 / 5
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