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6. What was the 'Cat and Mouse' Act?
- An act that allowed prisoners on hunger strike to be released and then re-arrested
- An act that stopped suffragettes teasing the government
- The banning of the suffragette newsletter,
- An pest removal act
7. When were the suffragettes founded?
8. What were the names of the three leading suffragettes?
- Emmeline, Christabel and Sylvia
- Emily, Christabel and Sylvia
- Emmeline, Christina and Sylvia
- Emily, Christina and Sylvia
9. What was not a violent method used by the suffragettes?
- Destroying government legislations
- Attacking ministers
- Destroying mail
- Burning railway stations
10. The suffragettes stopped their campaign for the vote during the First World War.
11. What does the NUWSS do?
- Campaign for social equality with men
- Campaign peacefully for the vote
- Campaign violently for the vote
- Protest against the suffragettes