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Women - early 1900s

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Page 1: Women - early 1900s

Starter

This is a famous, British, Historical figure who is

connected loosely to the second image.

What 5WH questions would you like to ask?

Who

What

Where

When

Why

How

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Starter

This is a famous, British, Historical figure who is

connected loosely to the second image.

What 5WH questions would you like to ask?

Who

What

Where

When

Why

How

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Assessment # 2

Scores

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Objectives

By the end of the lesson we will have….

Examined the changing role of Women post 1914

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Objectives

Attitude towards women?

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I can give you my

opinion on women if you like?

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Objectives

By the end of the lesson we will have….

Clarify the hurdles to voting in the 1800s

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Life in the 1800s?

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Professions

Teacher

Policeman

MP

Doctor

Solicitor

Dustman

Nurse

Premiership Footballer

Cleaner

Bus Driver

Soldier

Journalist

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Starter For each of the professions can you remember how

much we said they’d earn from last lesson?

Teacher

Policeman

MP

Doctor

Solicitor

Dustman

Nurse

Premiership Footballer

Cleaner

Bus Driver

Soldier

Journalist

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Let’s set the scene…

Turn to p59

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Nowadays....

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Let’s set the scene…

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Starter

Can you remember any of the ‘hurdles’ to voting from last lesson ?

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Let’s set the scene…

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Individual task – Living graphAlmost

impossible to overcome

Easy to overcome

Hurdles to Voting

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Individual task – Living graphAlmost

impossible to overcome

Easy to overcome

Hurdles to Voting

Cut out the Hurdles

from your sheet

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How effectively did Women’s Suffrage groups campaign for

electoral reform?

Turn to p69

Complete the starter task

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Are you more Suffragette

than Suffragist?

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Can you think of examples of protest that are

(i) Peaceful

(ii)Violent ?

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Complete a chronological timeline in your books for

the Suffragettes vs Suffragists

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Write a letter justifying your cause & criticising the other

group. To your local MP.

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What is the message of this cartoon? [4 marks]

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How effectively did Women’s Suffrage groups campaign for

electoral reform?

1

2

3

4

5

A B

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Male attitude towards women?

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Group A Suffragists

Group B Suffragettes

Group C Opposition faced by Suffragettes / Suffragists

Group D Hunger Strikes / Cat and Mouse

You have to prepare a presentation to the class detailing your group’s area of research.

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Suffragists Suffragettes

Opposition Hunger Strikes / Cat & Mouse Act

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How effectively did Women’s Suffrage groups campaign for

electoral reform?

Read p 70- 73

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How effectively did Women’s Suffrage groups campaign for

electoral reform?

Turn to p69

Complete the starter task

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Suffragettes vs Suffragists

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Cat and Mouse Act

Read p 74-75

Answer the questions on p75

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Cat and Mouse Act

Read p 74-75

Answer the questions on p75

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What impact did the War have on women?

Look at p211

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What impact did the War have on women?

Read p211-214

And complete the table in your books on p214

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Problem How women helped the war effort

Skills required

How to help the injured soldiers on the battlefield

How to free men from clerical jobs so they can fight

How to provide more food for the British people

How to provide more munitions on the Western Front

How to keep life on the Home Front as organised and calm as possible

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To:

CC:

BC :

Subject:

Arial 14 B I U S S

Nancy Astor MP

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