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Suffragette Revision Cards

Sophie Brokenshire English NCEA Level 2 English 26 cards

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  1. 1Who directed Suffragette?Sarah Gavron
  2. 2What is the name of the actress that plays Maud Watts?Carey Mulligan
  3. 3What was the slogan for the suffragette movement?"Deeds not words."
  4. 4Who wrote Suffragette?Abi Morgan
  5. 5What did Maud say to David Lloyd George?"I never knew that there is another way of living this life."
  6. 6What did Pankhurst call the audience to do at the rally?"I incite the women of England to rebellion... never surrender. Never give up the fight."
  7. 7What is symbolic about the wheels turning in the beginning of the film?- Symbolic of change
    - Patriarchal machine is at work
  8. 8What is the name of the laundry that Maud works at?Glasshouse Laundry, East end of London
  9. 9What was one of the lines from the voiceovers of the Parliamentarians?"Women do not have the calmness of temperament nor the balance of mind to exercise judgement in political affairs."
  10. 10What was the impact of Grau's use of a hand held camera?"De-prettify" the action
    Give allusion that we are watching from a contemporary news footage team
    Give a sense of immediacy and urgency
    Reminds that the struggle is ongoing
  11. 11What did Violet Miller say regarding the law?"You want me to respect the law? Then make the law respectable?"
  12. 12How did Edith respond when she was asked if she was a suffragette?"Yes, but I consider myself more of a solider."
  13. 13What was the name of the suffragette that become a martyr?Emily Wilding Davison
  14. 14What is the name of Maud's manager?Mr. Taylor
  15. 15What did the film reveal about the divide in the suffragette movement?There are the liberal patricians, and the actual foot soliders.
  16. 16What were three injustices working class suffragettes had to face?1. Imprisonment
    2. Unemployment
    3. Poverty
  17. 17What is frustrating about the patriarchal system that Suffragette reveals?A legal system that refuses to grant women basic rights and allows them no power to change that system.
  18. 18What is significant about the ending of the film?- Wheels turning; progress is continuing, a reminder to beginning
    - Story isn't over; struggle continues
  19. 19How are women perceived in the workplace? (The Telegraph)"Sexually available livestock."
  20. 20What is the meaning behind the motif of billowing sheets?Dark storm clouds gathering: change in social climate.
  21. 21Where does Maud find a large pathos?Reconciling her motherly instincts with her political agenda and convictions.
  22. 22What did Inspector Steed say to Maud regarding her vulnerability as a suffragette?"I've grown up with girls like you" rejecting life for "revenge and a cause".
  23. 23What three elements of Steed's investigation against the suffragettes resonate in society today?1. Surveillance
    2. Covert photography
    3. Media links
  24. 24What did Maud justify the violence of the Suffragette movement as?"We break windows, we burn things because war's the only language men will listen to."
  25. 25What did Emmeline Pankhurst say regarding the dangers of rebellion?"I would rather be a rebel than a slave."
  26. 26What did Inspector Steed say regarding the power of the husband over the wife?"Don't bother arresting them. Let their husbands deal with them."

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Revision cards for essay on the film Suffragette for Level Two English
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