OCR GCSE History B · J411
Paper 1
Revise: Campaigns for the voteWSPU members became known as suffragettes, and their motto, ‘deeds not words’, expressed their determination to take action rather than wait for promises.
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GCSE History · key term
Campaigners for women’s voting rights associated particularly with the militant methods of the Women’s Social and Political Union.
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Paper 1
Revise: Campaigns for the voteWSPU members became known as suffragettes, and their motto, ‘deeds not words’, expressed their determination to take action rather than wait for promises.
Distinguish the NUWSS suffragists’ lawful methods from the WSPU suffragettes’ militant methods, using a named example of each.
When discussing support, distinguish support for women’s suffrage from approval of suffragette tactics. Neither women nor men held one single view.
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