History of Women's Suffrage

What core value did Richard Pankhurst instill in his daughters?

• The importance of finding a suitable husband.

• The anxiety to serve society.

• The need for financial independence.

• The value of traditional family roles.

What action did Emmeline Pankhurst take after being denied participation in the radical party her husband led?

• She retired from political life.

• She joined another existing political party.

• She founded the Women's Social and Political Union.

• She focused solely on raising her daughters.

How did the suffragettes' methods of seeking political inclusion evolve after their peaceful requests were ignored?

• They continued with peaceful petitions exclusively.

• They abandoned their cause due to lack of support.

• They adopted more confrontational tactics, including interrupting speeches and rebelling against police.

• They sought support from international organizations.

What unexpected event significantly altered public perception of women's capabilities and contributed to their partial triumph in gaining voting rights?

• The widespread publication of feminist literature.

• The outbreak of the First World War.

• A change in leadership within the government.

• Increased support from male politicians.