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1  starter activity What have the following images got to do with historic protests?  If you were to organise a protest movement today, what strategy would you use?

2 The Suffragettes made their mark in 2003!

3 Why did punishments for protestors change after 1850? TBAT describe 4 different forms of protest in C20th & assess why punishments changed  Learning objectives  Key words: Suffragette Conchies

4  Your task In teams you will each be given a protest to research. Prepare a flip chart explanation of your protest. You can only use 20 words (as well as images). Take it in turns to present & explain your chart to visitors to your stall. In teams you will each be given a protest to research. Prepare a flip chart explanation of your protest. You can only use 20 words (as well as images). Take it in turns to present & explain your chart to visitors to your stall. Fruitions to the most detailed notes & the best explanations of your protest Fruitions to the most detailed notes & the best explanations of your protest

5 Topics & pages Match factory strike (p.110-111, Wilkes) Match factory strike (p.110-111, Wilkes) London Dock Strike (p.159, SHP) London Dock Strike (p.159, SHP) Suffragettes (p.112-113, Wilkes; p.160-1 SHP; p.128-131 Edexcel) Suffragettes (p.112-113, Wilkes; p.160-1 SHP; p.128-131 Edexcel) Conchies (p.113, Wilkes; p.162, SHP; p.106-7, Edexcel) Conchies (p.113, Wilkes; p.162, SHP; p.106-7, Edexcel) General Strike, 1926 (p.114-5, Wilkes; p.136-41, Edexcel; p.163-167, SHP) General Strike, 1926 (p.114-5, Wilkes; p.136-41, Edexcel; p.163-167, SHP)

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7 The effects of ‘phossy jaw’. Why did the Match Girls strike gather so much public support?

8 How did the Suffragettes view the ‘Cat and Mouse Act’? How useful is this poster in understanding the effects of the Act?

9  Conduct your own research into the tactics used by the Suffragettes and produce a fact file on the key leaders of the campaign including Emily Pankhurst and her daughters and Emily Davison

10 Plenary Plenary Which strike was most successful & why?

11 Why did punishments for protestors change after 1850? TBAT describe 4 different forms of protest in C20th & assess why punishments changed  Learning objectives  Key words: Suffragette Conchies


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