10 Interesting Fact About The history and impact of the suffrage movement

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• The Sufraget Movement initially began in England and then spread throughout the world.
• Sufraget struggles to give equal voting rights for women as well as for men.
• The Sufraget Movement begins with groups of women who are members of the organization, ranging from religious groups to feminist groups.
• Sufraget carried out various demonstration acts such as hunger strikes, demonstrations, and damage government property to demand women's voting rights.
• The Sufraget Movement continues to be colored with violence and arrest of its activists.
• In 1893, New Zealand became the first country in the world to give voting rights for women.
• In 1918, Britain gave voting rights for women aged over 30 years and had property ownership.
• In 1920, the United States gave voting rights for women after the call and loud actions of the Sufraget.
• The Sufraget Movement succeeded in fighting for women's rights in the political and social fields, such as the right to work and access equal education.
• Although the Sufraget movement has passed, the struggle for gender equality continues until now.