Did 'Deeds not Words' Work?
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Cecily Oliver
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'Deeds not words'
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A____
A_____
W______
Black Friday
18th November 1910
Conciliation Bill 1910
Asquith called an election
300 women marched
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What do you think happened in this photo?
The man in the top hat is Dr Herbert Mills, the husband of the woman on the floor, Ernestine Mills. What do you think he is trying to do?
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Open Ended
What do you think happened before the photo?
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Open Ended
What is Dr Mills trying to do?
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Why do you think the date is important?
Because of when the march was, what do you think they meant by 'Fair Play'?
What does it mean 'come and umpire'?
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Multiple Choice
Why is the date important?
It's my birthday
It was AFTER 'Black Friday'
It was BEFORE 'Black Friday'
It wasn't
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Poll
What did they mean by 'Fair play'?
Police were not fair on Black Friday
Women aren't treated fairly
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Multiple Choice
What does it mean by 'come and umpire'?
someone needs to judge who wins
there is no rules
that suffrage is seen as a game
nothing, it's just meant to be funny
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A disabled suffragette that needed the use of a wheelchair
Was firstly thrown out of her chair by police
Pushed in her chair with her arms behind her back
Left in a side alley and stole parts to her chair and she could not move it, but luckily strangers were kind
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Poll
Was May treated unfairly? Or should she have not gone to the march knowing she was vulnerable?
She should have gone, but shouldn't have been treated that way
She shouldn't have gone, but still shouldn't have been treated that way
She should have gone but she was treated fairly
She was treated fairly because she shouldn't have gone
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Why were the men on trial?
Who did the police help?
How do they describe suffragettes compared to the men?
How were the men punished?
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Open Ended
Why were the men on tral?
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Fill in the Blanks
Who did the police help?
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
How do they describe men compared to the Suffragettes?
The describe both badly
They describe both well
They use harsh words for men but not Suffragettes
They use gentle words for men but not the Suffragettes
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Open Ended
How were the men punished?
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Open Ended
What do the sources suggest about attitudes towards the Suffragettes?
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