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Grades 9 and 10 - History - High School - Women and the Vote
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The Suffragettes were the women who wanted to be able to vote. At the start of the 20<sup>th</sup> century many campaigners believed that greater political power for women would lead to an improvement in the status of women and their position in society.
 

Grades 9 and 10 - History - High School - Women and the Vote
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10 Questions

1. Who lead the less violent Suffragist group?
2. Who founded the Suffragette movement?
3. Which is the correct spelling for women wanting the vote?
4. What was the Suffragettes' slogan?
5. Who lead the less violent Suffragist group?
6. Which Suffragette died after running in front of the King's racehorse?
7. The two daughters of Mrs Pankhurst were called what?
8. The two daughters of Mrs Pankhurst were called what?
9. How did Suffragettes carry on their protest in prison?
10. In 1918, women over what age were allowed to vote?