Women's Suffrage quiz
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Who campaigns for votes for women in the film Mary Poppins?
Answer: Mrs Banks
Why: The film is set in 1910, eight years before any British women could vote for Parliament.
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Which protest was Britain's 1913 'Cat and Mouse Act' aimed at?
Answer: Hunger strikes
Why: It let prisons release weakened hunger strikers, then re-arrest them once they had recovered.
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Which British law first limited voting to 'male persons'?
Answer: Great Reform Act
Why: A few women had occasionally voted before 1832, when no law yet barred them explicitly.
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Which country first let women vote in national elections?
Answer: New Zealand
Why: New Zealand women could vote from 1893 but could not stand for Parliament until 1919.
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What word did John Stuart Mill want instead of 'man' in 1867?
Answer: Person
Why: MPs rejected his amendment by more than two votes to one.
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Which was the last European country to let women vote nationally?
Answer: Liechtenstein
Why: Women could not vote in the 1984 referendum itself, which the men passed with just 51.3 percent.
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