 In the early 20 th Century, women campaigned for the right to vote (suffrage)  Two key groups:  The Suffragists (peaceful)  The Suffragettes (violent)

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 In the early 20 th Century, women campaigned for the right to vote (suffrage)  Two key groups:  The Suffragists (peaceful)  The Suffragettes (violent)

 They used violent methods such as  Vandalism  Chaining themselves to railings  Hunger strike  Emily Wilding Davison threw herself under the King’s horse in 1913 “Deeds not words”

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Women over 30 who owned property were given the right to vote in 1918

 Why did women not have the right to vote? What do you think about that?  Why is the right to vote so important?  Do you think the Suffragettes were right to use violence to achieve their aims?  Even after some women achieved the right to vote, could we really say that men and women were equal in society?  Remember that some women today still don’t have the right to vote. What do you think about that?