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The Suffraggetes (Javi Rosa and David Parramón)

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The Suffraggetes (Javi Rosa and David Parramón)

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It was a movement led by Emmeline Pankhurst. She fought for women’s right and  to protest. The only political party in favor of taking advantage of this rule was the labor party, which supported giving them the power of voting for the named number of demonstrations to donate their fruits on February 6, of 1918.

Over time, other countries such as New Zealand, Australia and Finland supported this act.

The hunger strike:

The suffragist prisoners hunger strike protest remains one of the most poignant and disturbing aspects of the struggle for the vote. Suffragettes refused to eat and drink while imprisoned, threatening to starve themselves to force a response from the authorities

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Vote in some local elections was could for women who pay property tax in 1869.

The women were been allowed to graduate by London University.

In 1859 the first female doctor was been registered The first

The first female dentist was qualified in Scotland in 1895.

Inherited property and wages could be kept by married women in 1891.

Age of consent was raised to 16 in 1885.

Adultery and cruelty must be proved by women to get a divorce.

Women could also vote as part of a university constituency if they were a university graduate.

The WSPU quickly became better-funded than the early Labour Party after the WSPU was been split from the NUWSS IN 1903.

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In some local elections women that pay tax was had the right to vote, but can’t vote in general elections. In 1885, the consent was raised into 16.

Women weren’t been polite. The vote to all men over 21 and a group of women over 30 was extended in 1918 by the representation of the people act, nevertheless it wasn't just a reward because the sacrifice of the war effort was made by women. The vote was granted on equal terms to men in 1928.

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What was achieved by the suffragettes?

The suffragettes movement's objective is to get the right to vote for women.

This movement was started in places like the USA, British kingdom and in the European nations that created his movements of suffragettes.

Was the vote needed by women?

YES, thanks to the suffragettes movement the womens got the right to vote but they had other conditions,but were steep for equality rights.

How were women's fortunes changed by WW1?

By 1914 it was clear women would eventually get the vote. In the years that the WW1 was active the women's made the jobs that in the past made the mens that now we're fighting so womens had to made all the jobs, and when they come back they see that women's can do the same as men.

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Hunger strike was used as a way of demonstration for many suffragettes, after they were sentenced to long sentences for minor offences such as protesting, resisting arrest, or smashing a window. However, after the Cat and the Mouse act of 1913 (which theoretically was issued to solve this problem), many women were forced to eat.  An important Lady (Lady Constance Lytton) disguised as a poor women to gather evidence of this fact. The next statement was collected: "Lytton was held down by wardresses as the doctor inserted a four-foot-long tube down her throat. A few seconds after the tube was down, she vomitted all over her hair, her clothes and the wall, yet the task continued until all the liquid had been emptied into her stomach. As the doctor left ‘he gave me a slap on the cheek". After it was found out that she was an important lady in the city, this activity was forbidden to be carried out to women.