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Women And Votes 1914 Quick Q Thanks

I have to write a shortish essay on why women werent given the vote in britain by 1914, (despite the widening of the francise etc)

does any one have any suggested topic points like 5 for paragraphs? that i can use

thank u so much!

Reply 1

P1mP

well..1 point u can make is that they were becoming increasingly militant. Especially since direct action in 1908. By 1914 they were attacking MPs, chaining themselves etc..so the govt cud nt giv in2 this kind of intimidation becuase it wud show the govt as weak and willing to give in2 violence.

Reply 2

Endymion

This page is useful regarding your question.

Reply 3

smallthoms

If you haven't already finished your essay, you could mention the fact that the Liberal government was preoccupied by other things by 1914 (Ireland, Germany, social reform) and so the voting issue was put to one side.