Suffragette Movement
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- Emily NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Suffragette Movement - Drawing Attention to the issue
- AHHHHHHHHHHH
- Consistency of Position
- DO YOUR JOB!
- 'VOTES FOR WOMEN'
- GO HOME!
- Cognitive Conflict/Deeper Processing
- TO ASK FREEDOM FOR WOMEN IS NOT A CRIME
- Emily Davidson who was a suffragette threw herself in front of the King's Horse - in the home that people would then recognise the issue that they were putting foward
- The Argumentation Principle
- FREE US!!! DON'T LET THEM PUT US IN PRISON
- The Suffragettes displayed the same message 'Vote for Women'
- The Snowball Effect
- VOTES FOR WOMEN
- The suffragettes then made statments challenge mainstream ideas in a none threating way.
- Social Crypotamnesia
- VOTING HERE
- With the use of Newspapers the Suffragetts told people how they were being treated.
- The Suffragettes carried on gaining more support from both Men and Women for the right to vote.
- VOTES FOR WOMEN
- VOTES FOR WOMEN
- In 1918 the 'Vote for Women' was allowed all thanks to the work of the Suffragetts. (People in modern day have a memory of change occurring, but some people have no memory of events leading up to change.
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