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make a research on a famous suffragette then complete her FBprofile

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The Victorian view of woman |
Why was it so important to have the right to vote?

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To mark the 100 year commemorations of the Representation of the People Act, the Education Service worked with professional film-maker Nigel Kellaway, to engage young people (aged 16-19) with suffrage records held at The National Archives.

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To mark the 100 year commemorations of the Representation of the People Act, the Education Service worked with professional film-maker Nigel Kellaway, to engage young people (aged 16-19) with suffrage records held at The National Archives. Suffrage Tales is the outcome of this project; a short stop-motion animation film, researched, created and filmed during 30 July -4th August 2017.

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discuss you answers:
1. Which legal right was last to be granted to woman according to your notes?
2. Why was this right so important?

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BBC - History - British History in depth: Women’s Rights Quiz

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What it was like to be a woman in Victorian Britain? When could women keep their earnings for themselves - test your knowledge to find out.

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make notes about acts that granted women rights between 1839 and1928

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QUIZ woman in Britain in XIXcentury

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