The suffragettes and suffragists were two women’s unions that impacted the women’s suffrage movement the greatest. The suffragettes and suffragists were completely different to each other. They also used very different campaigning tactics. IN this essay, I will be examining the tactics of both the suffragettes and suffragists between the years 1897 to 1918, and how they contributed to women getting the vote.
The suffragettes were a women’s social and political union (wspu). They favoured physical force and were known as a militant group as opposed to the suffragists who were a constitutional group. However, they did not always use militant tactics. One important tactic the suffragettes used was by attracting financial support. They did this
