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Women's suffrage is women not being able to vote. It's also women's fight to gain the right to vote.

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In Britain women struggled against the fact they did not have the right to vote. Some women were opposed to women' suffrage, other women were okay with not being able to vote.

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How did women react towards not being able to vote?

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How did women react towards not being able to vote?

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Women went on hunger strikes, and were force fed to stay alive. Then tried peaceful protests and mass meetings. When those didn't work, they turned to drastic violent protests. Women would smash windows and burn down buildings.

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I think that women's suffrage was a very tragic but dramatic event in history. I think that the very tragic part is that so many women risked their lives to gain the right to vote and some never lived to the day women actually got the voting rights. It was dramatic to me because of everything the women did to be able to vote.

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In 1918 women over the age of 30 gained the advance of voting. 10 years later, younger women gained the right to vote as well.

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Barnhardt, Ann. “Barnhardt.” Barnhardt, Ann Barnhardt, 2 Oct. 2017, www.barnhardt.biz/the-one-about/the-one-about-womens-suffrage/.

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not given. “Wikimedia.” Suffrages Parade down Fifth Avenue , Oct. 1917, upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cd/Suffragists_Parade_Down_Fifth_Avenue%2C_1917.JPG.

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atwell, chicago burke &. “[Suffragists Protest Woodrow Wilson's Opposition to Woman Suffrage, October 1916].” The Library of Congress, Burke & Atwell, Chicagp, 20 Oct. 1916, www.loc.gov/resource/mnwp.276015/.