The Epsom Derby, 1913

Emily Davison, a key figure in the militant movement since 1906, sacrificed her life for women's rights by stepping in front of the King's horse at the Epsom Derby in 1913. Despite immediate medical attention, her injuries were fatal, and she passed away four days later.

What year did Miss Davidson become associated with the militant movement?

• 1906

• 1920

• 1913

• 1890

What significant event did Miss Davidson attend on June 4th, 1913?

• A political rally

• The Epsom races

• A royal banquet

• A suffragette meeting

What action did Miss Davidson take at the Epsom races?

• She sang a protest song

• She handed out flyers

• She gave a speech

• She threw herself in front of a horse

Who was the surgeon that attended to Miss Davidson after the incident?

• Dr. Brown

• Mr. Manson Melompat

• Dr. Smith

• Mr. John Doe

How many days after the incident did Miss Davidson pass away?

• One week

• Two days

• Four days

• Ten days