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Old 16-11-2009, 08:44 PM #1
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Default The Suffragists or Suffragettes

Who had a bigger impact in getting the vote for women -

The Suffragists or Suffragettes.
I personally think the Suffragettes were. Their actions before words idea had a bigger impact to the governement. The Suffragettes never failed to get themselves in the headlines and keep the public talking, especially with the Emily Davidson case at the 1913 derby. I think it all got the governement talking and considering the idea of giving the vote to women. However saying that I believe the suffragists sealed the deal. They showed that women could do things in a peaceful and political way, seeming profesional and able to vote wisely, although without the suffragettes help, keeping the cause in the media, the governement would have take no notice of the suffragists.

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;o I remember doing this in 6th form!
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Hahah, I thought this too.

I agree with you though, Lewis - though I don't know much about it so it's not exactly an educated opinion on my part!
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Thats what I thought as well

I remember doing it in history, no idea who did what, I just remember a picture of some psycho woman handcuffed to the railings near 10 Downing Street. Kinky
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LOL. Yeah Shaun. Modern WOrld History in fact
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I think the fact that women were needed during the war and increasingly in the workplace made it impossible for the Suffrage movement to be ignored any longer...call me a cynical old marxist feminist if u like

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