The Suffragettes and Suffragists

What was the name of the organization led by Millicent Fawcett in the campaign for women's suffrage?

• WSPU
• NUWSS
• WFL
• WLM

What was the main reason behind the suffragettes' decision to use direct action?

• To gain support from the government
• To avoid breaking the law
• To achieve progressive change
• To follow the suffragists' approach

What was the main difference between suffragists and suffragettes in terms of tactics?

• Suffragists were more confrontational, suffragettes were non-confrontational
• Suffragists used direct action, suffragettes used non-violent marches
• Suffragists followed the law, suffragettes pursued civil disobedience
• Suffragists were led by the Pankhurst family, suffragettes were led by Millicent Fawcett

Which family led the militant suffragettes known as the suffragettes?

• The Pankhurst family
• The Fawcett family
• The Davison family
• The Smith family

What was the main reason for the suffragettes being labeled as 'suffragettes'?

• As a title of honor
• As a term of endearment
• As a compliment
• As an insult

What was the main approach of the suffragists in their campaign for votes for women?

• Violent protests
• Civil disobedience
• Direct action
• Non-violent marches

What was the main goal of the suffragists in their campaign for votes for women?

• To use direct action
• To break the law
• To win support through petitions
• To avoid confrontation

What was the main argument against direct action in the suffragettes' campaign?

• It creates violence
• It achieves aims effectively
• It is dynamic
• It is the only alternative

Who led the suffragists in the campaign for votes for women?

• Emily Davison
• Emmeline Pankhurst
• Christabel Pankhurst
• Millicent Fawcett

What was the slogan of the WSPU, the militant suffragettes?

• Deeds not words
• Peaceful protests
• Silent marches
• Legal petitions