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Mary Wollstonecraft argues that women should have the same education and moral standards as men. Her ideas became one of the first major steps towards feminism and women's equality -
This law expanded voting rights to more men, but officially stated that only men could vote. It highlighted how women are still completely excluded from political decision-making -
Mill, a philosopher and politician, calls for equality between men and women in marriage, work, and society.His book inspired early women's rights activists in Britain -
This act gave married women the legal right to keep their own money, property, and inheritance.It was an important step toward financial independence and equality -
Led by Millicent Fawcett, the NUWSS fought peacefully through petitions, meetings, and education campaigns to gain women's voting rights in Britain -
Created by Emmeline Pankhurst, the WSPU used more forceful and attention-grabbing tactics like protest and hunger strikes to demand voting rights for women -
This act allowed women over 30 who met property qualifications to vote for the first time. It marked the beginning of women's participation in British democracy -
This law finally gave all women over 21 the same voting rights as men, achieving full suffrage equality in the United Kingdom -
The act made it illegal to pay women less than men for the same work. It was a major milestone i the fight for fairness and equality i the workplace -
Britain celebrated 100 years since women first gained the right to vote, honoring the suffragettes' courage and the long struggle for equality that changed the nation forever