Emmeline Pankhurst

The police told them to stop

Women were awarded the right to vote

They decided to concentrate on the war effort

Emmeline was imprisoned

Emmeline Goulden, 14th July 1858

Emmeline Parker, 14th July 1850

Emmeline Smith, 14th June 1858

Emmeline Johnson, 14th June 1850

They were indifferent to politics.

They were deeply interested in politics and believed in the abolition of enslavement.

They supported only men's voting rights.

They were against political activism.

To ban women from working in factories.

To reduce taxes for women.

To secure voting rights for women.

To improve working conditions for women.

• They organized a protest march.

• They started a new political party.

They organised a petition with over 1,500 signatures

They held a nationwide strike.

He was a lawyer who supported radical causes including women's suffrage.

He was a businessman who opposed women's suffrage.

He was a politician who ignored women's suffrage.

He was a teacher who discouraged political activism.

The Women’s Social and Political Union, focusing on women’s rights to work.

The National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies, focusing on national voting rights.

The Women’s Franchise League, focusing on married women’s right to vote in local elections.

The Women’s Educational League, focusing on women’s education.

It was a women-only group focused on peaceful protests.

It was a co-ed group focused on education.

It was a co-ed group focused on health issues.

It was a women-only group focused solely on voting rights and used militant tactics.

Organising charity events.

Holding peaceful marches.

Writing letters to newspapers.

Chaining themselves to railings, smashing windows, and damaging property.

They ceased militant tactics to support the war effort; Emmeline encouraged women to volunteer in factories and farms.

They continued militant tactics; Emmeline encouraged women to protest.

They disbanded completely; Emmeline stopped all activism.

They focused on international diplomacy; Emmeline encouraged women to become politicians.