United KingdomHistory 149 · History
Which TWO statements about women's right to vote in the UK are correct?
- aIn 1918 some women over 30 won the voteCorrect answer
- bWomen won the vote in 1832
- cIn 1928 women won the vote on the same terms as menCorrect answer
- dWomen were never allowed to vote in the 20th century
Why?
Some women gained the vote in 1918, and in 1928 the voting age for women was made equal to that for men. The Reform Act of 1832 did not give votes to women.
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