Increased political equality for women by 1928
A number of factors contributed to the growth of political equality for women in this period:
- changing attitudes to women in society
- women’s suffrage campaigns
- the militant Suffragette campaign
- the part played by women in the war effort, 1914–18
- the example of other countries
The graphic below shows some of the key steps that led to greater political equality for women.
More guides on this topic
- Why Britain became more democratic, 1851–1928
- How democratic Britain became - 1867 - 1928
- Why the Liberals introduced social welfare reforms
- The effectiveness of the Liberal social welfare reforms
- Effectiveness of the Labour social welfare reforms, 1945–51
- Working conditions in Scottish industry in the 1940s
