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GCSE History Practice Test: British Society - The Issue of Votes for Women — Flashcards

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The issue of votes for women was a major political concern in the years leading up to the Great War. Women activists were divided over how to influence an apparently indifferent Parliament. Change, when it came, took many people by surprise.

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Emmeline Pankhurst founded the WSPU as a rival to the NUWSS. What do the letters WSPU stand for?
Women's Social and Political Union
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