History Case Study 1 2022
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Updated: 29 Mar 2022
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Created byOlivia Stavrakis
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1832 Reform Act1867 Reform Act1884 Reform ActFeb 1918 Representation of the People Act1928 Representation of the People (Equal Franchise) Act1858 Emmeline Pankhurst bornParliament Act 19111897 NUWSS is established1903 Emmeline Pankhust forms the WSPUJun 1913 Emily Davison steps in front of the King's horse1834 Robert Peel founds the Conservative Party1856 Liberal Party founded1900 Labour Party founded1906 Liberal wins general election1906 Free school meals1907 School medical inpections1908 Asquith becomes PM1908 Lloyd George becomes Chancellor of the Exchequer1908 Children's Charter1908 Pensions are introduced1909 Labour Exchanges set up1911 National Insurance Act1908 Suffragettes choose colour scheme1866 Mass women's suffrage petition1902 Women textilers peitition1905 Suffragettes first use militant action1907 failed franchise bill1907 WSPU tries to storm parliamentJul 1909 Suffragettes in prison hunger strikeOct 1909 Women's Tax Resitance League formedNov 1910 Conciliation bill failsNov 1910 300 women march 'black friday' due to bill's failureNov 1911 Asquith announces male suffrage billNov 1911 WSPU mass window smashing (due to bill)Apr 1913 'Cat and Mouse Act'1914 WSPU/NUWSS suspend operations and WSPU supports war effortJul 1914 Amnesty offered to suffragettes in prison1916 Asquith supports suffrageEmmeline Pankhurst diesNov 1919 Nancy Astor is first female MPPeriods
WWI1906-1914 - 'New Liberalism' - Liberal ReformsThe Constitutional crisis1912-14 Tactics become more violent - arson, vandalismJun-Jul 1913 NUWSS 'Pilgrimage for Women's Suffrage)
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