Womens right to vote

• did the Suffragettes chose peace or violence to make their voices heard in 1903?

  the suffragettes chose violence over peace as they thought this would get the job done
• did the suffragists chose violence or peace to make their voices hear about women's right to vote in 1903?

  they chose peace to get their point across
• in what year was the women's social and political union founded?

  1903
• who was the founding leader of the women's social and political union?

  Emmeline Pankhurst
• what was the famous slogan associated with the suffragettes?

  ''Votes for women''
• who famously went on hunger strike while imprisoned for her suffrage activities and was force fed by the authorities?

  Emmeline Pankhurst
• which English city was the site of the infamous ''Black Friday'' protest in 1910?

  London
• in which year did British women over the age of 30 get the right to vote?

  they first gained the right to vote in 1918
• who was the first woman to be elected into parliament?

  Nancy Astor
• which suffragette famously threw herself in front of a horse in 1913?

  Emily Davison threw herself in front of the kings horse (nobody knows whether this was accidental or part of their protest)