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Women's Suffrage Hall of Fame: Women, Work & War
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* Cartoon from Punch Magazine published in January 1918
(Bernard Partridge, January 1918, ©Punch, Ltd., pu02576) 		*
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* Bernard Partridge, January 1918, © Punch, Ltd., pu02576; cartoon *
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Look carefully at this source and consider what it tells you about how women's work in the Great War helped to achieve the vote for women in 1918. You should consider:
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* What would you say is the general tone of this cartoon? *
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* The woman in the cartoon is meant to show British women like Joan of Arc, the French female leader from medieval times. What is the artist trying to achieve by this? *
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* Compare this cartoon with source 1 in case study 3 of this gallery, which is by the same cartoonist. How has his attitude changed? *
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