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6. When was The Cat and Mouse Act passed
7. Did Queen Victoria want to give the vote to women
- Only to widows
- Yes
- No
- Only to the rich
8. Who threw herself under a horse
- Emily Davison
- Emmeline Davison
- Emily Pankhurst
9. What were the National Union of women's suffrage societies' tatics
- Peaceful and persuasive
- Militant and violent
- militant and persusive
10. What was a WSPU Slogan
- Votes for women death to men
- Votes for women Chasity for men
- Votes for women jail for men
11. Who could vote in 1918?
- Women over 30
- Women over 21
- Women over 25
- Women over 18
12. Who was Women's Social and Political Union's Leader
- Millicent Fawcett
- Emily Pankhurst
- Emmeline Pankhurst
- Emmeline Fawcett
13. What fraction of women had been a domestic servant?
14. What was the Cat and Mouse Act
- Prisons releases hunger strikers and then put them back in jail when they recovered
- Prisons could force feed hunger strikers
- Prisons were allowed to let hunger strikers kill themselves
15. When did Emily Davison die
- 10th June 1912
- 4th June 1913
- 8th June 1913
- 4th June 1912
16. If a women married what happened to her property
- It went to her husband
- She kept it
- It went to her brothers
- The government took it
17. Who were superior in the 19th-20th Century?
- Elderly men
- Women
- Men
- Children
18. When was the National Union of women's suffrage societies formed
19. Who was the leader of the National Union of women's suffrage societies
- Christabel Pankhurst
- Emmeline Fawcett
- Millicent Fawcett
- Emmeline Pankhurst
20. What was the abbreviation of Women's Social and Political Union