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- Who were the first Canadian women to get the federal vote?
- Every year between 1905 and 1916, when a bill to give women the vote was introduced in the Ontario legislature, it was greeted with _________.
- By 1917 women could vote in ______ provincial elections.
- Who in his election victory speech thanked, “Women’s Wonderful Devotion” and acknowledged women’s contribution to the war effort?
- The Dominion Elections Act of 1920 excluded some __________.
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- One of the most important leaders of Canada’s feminism movement.
- Who said that “the majority of women are emotional and if given the franchise would be a menace rather than an aid.”
- The _________ Elections Act introduced by Prime Minister Robert Borden, inadvertently benefited women.
- The first province to grant women the right to vote.
- Nellie McClung’s 1914 satirical play that helped consolidate support for the women’s cause ran in this city.
- In 1920 women over the age of 21 could vote in federal elections, regardless of whether they had the right to vote in ______________ elections.
- Area that was a hotbed for suffragette activity in the early twentieth century.
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