Suffrage in Britain Since 1832 (AQA A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Suffrage in Britain Since 1832
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Oligarchy definition

Political system where power rests with small, privileged elite

Suffrage meaning

The right to vote

% of UK population with vote in 1832

2.7%

Rotten boroughs

Constituencies with few voters that still returned MPs

Which women gained vote in 1918?

Women over 30 who met property qualifications

Year women gained equal voting rights

1928

Suffragists' main tactics

Peaceful, constitutional methods (meetings, leaflets, petitions)

Suffragettes' main tactics

Militant, law-breaking (chaining to railings, arson, disruption)

Leader of suffragists (NUWSS)

Millicent Fawcett

Leader of suffragettes (WSPU)

Emmeline Pankhurst

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