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All 4 questions on Women’s rights, as a list June 2024, Paper 2A/B, Q3 (8 marks): Explain two ways in which the Chartist movement and the campaign for women’s suffrage were similar.June 2022, Paper 2A/B, Q4 (16 marks): Have ideas, such as equality and democracy, been the main reason for protest in Britain? Explain your answer with reference to ideas and other factors. Use a raNovember 2021, Paper 2A/B, Q4 (16 marks): Has government been the main factor in improving people’s rights in Britain? Explain your answer with reference to government and other factors. Use a range of November 2020, Paper 2A/B, Q1 (8 marks): How useful is Source A to an historian studying votes for women? Explain your answer using Source A and your contextual knowledge.Nearby topics: Constraints on kingship The origins of parliament Medieval revolt and royal authority Popular uprisings against the Crown Divine Right and parliamentary authority Royal authority and the right to representation The extension of the franchise Protest and change Workers movements Minority rights The whole bank Questions, mark schemes and examiner’s reports are © AQA, from their published past papers. Plumi isn’t affiliated with any exam board. Want whole papers? Full past papers .
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