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It depends upon whom you ask. If you ask the Communists who "lberated" china, it would have been 1949. If you ask me, the answer is, "they will receive the right to vote just as soon as the non-Communist men do".
It depends upon whom you ask. If you ask the Communists who "lberated" china, it would have been 1949. If you ask me, the answer is, "they will receive the right to vote just as soon as the non-Communist men do".
It depends upon whom you ask. If you ask the Communists who "lberated" china, it would have been 1949. If you ask me, the answer is, "they will receive the right to vote just as soon as the non-Communist men do".
It depends upon whom you ask. If you ask the Communists who "lberated" china, it would have been 1949. If you ask me, the answer is, "they will receive the right to vote just as soon as the non-Communist men do".
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Why were the suffragettes not allowed to vote?
Suffragettes alone weren't allowed to vote, all women could not vote. Suffragettes were only women who were protesting the lack of the right to vote.
What did women get after World War I?
in 1918 women over 30 got the right to vote
What basic right were women denied until world war 1?
The right to vote.
How did World War 1 change the role of women?
The right to vote.
What are suffragettes exactly?
The suffragettes were a group of women in the later part of the 19th century and the early part of the 20th century who were lobbying for women to be allowed to vote. They were not the only group of women who were trying to do this, but the term suffragette is mainly used to denote a group of women who were more militant in there methods of protest and lobbying. They were active in the United Kingdom mostly, but also in Australia and New Zealand. There famous slogan was "Votes for Women!" In the United States women who were lobbying for the right to vote used the term suffragist. Both terms come from the word suffrage which is the right to vote. New Zealand was the first country in modern times to give women the right to vote; this happened in 1893. However, various countries and republics had allowed women to vote at various points in history which later was taken away.
