'Female suffrage' diaporamas de présentation

Great Britain and Ireland

Great Britain and Ireland. Great Britain 1800s. Ireland. Ch 8 section 2 Social and Economic Reform in Britain. Vocabulary Free Trade Trade between countries without tariffs or other restrictions Tariff Tax on imported goods. Vocabulary cont. Repeal To cancel or remove (a law)

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The Women's Suffrage Movement

The Women's Suffrage Movement. An Introduction. The Campaign for Female Suffrage. February 6 th 1918 The Representation of the People Act decreed : All women over 30 who were married to property owners or who owned property themselves were allowed to vote in parliamentary elections.

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Constitutional Philosophy

Lecture 1 Jon Roland November 10, 2012. Constitutional Philosophy. Science of law and government?. Plato, Aristotle, Cicero, Machiavelli, Grotius, Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Hume, Kant Ethics for the society Social contract Main problem: sound constitutional design

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February 6 th 1918 The Representation of the People Act decreed :

The Campaign for Female Suffrage. February 6 th 1918 The Representation of the People Act decreed : All women over 30 who were married to property owners or who owned property themselves were allowed to vote in parliamentary elections. ERH. This enfranchised 8 million women.

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International Relations 1870-1923

International Relations 1870-1923. 2013. Identify the reasons for, and the effects of, Colonial Rivalry between 1870 and 1911?. Answer both parts of the question Focus on the timeframe

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Suffragettes & Suffragists

Suffragettes & Suffragists. The Suffragists contributed to some women gaining the vote in 1918. . Revisionist historians such as Sandra Holton argue that pre-war suffrage campaigns were vital to women receiving the vote in 1918.

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Enquiry overview

Enquiry 5 To what extent did women have different views, aims and aspirations throughout the nineteenth century?. Enquiry overview. Lesson 1: Were all Victorian women the same ? Lesson 2: What if you had to work ? Lesson 3: Step by step Lesson 4: Did all women want the vote?

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A.P.E.

A.P.E. The War at Home The Role of Women. Big Ideas. Total war, with its industrialization and standardization, continued the move toward mass society. The role of women in society and public life expanded during the war. War Against Civilians. More civilian deaths than soldiers

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The Victorian Era

The Victorian Era. The Victorian Era 1832 (Passage of Reform Bill) or 1837 (Accession of Queen Victoria) 1901 (death of Queen Victoria) Early Victorian (to 1848); Mid-Victorian (1848-1870); Late Victorian (1870-1901)

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Homework

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Populist Goals = Progressive Achievements

Populist Goals = Progressive Achievements.

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