Absolutism Dbq

Q6: France had a more difficult time getting democracy than England because they had a more powerful monarchy. In England, a movement called the Chartist movement was made. This allowed men of all sorts of classes to have the chance to vote instead of just the high middle class and the upper class men. In 884, almost all of the men living in England had the opportunity to vote. During the Victorian Age of England, Queen Victoria was at the throne at the age of 18 years old. She played a less powerful role due to the monarchy that was expanding. The kings who watched over her had a great influence of monarchy, and the political power turned over to the Parliament. England was now runned by the prime minister and the cabinet. In France it took

Pankhurst opened up an organization in 1903 called the Women's’ Social and Political Union (WSPU), it’s goal was to get attention to to other people about women’s rights. Although Emmeline and the members of her organization got arrested many times, it drew attention to other women to stand up and take charge. Finally, women gained the right to vote after World War I. In her statement, she says “have failed to secure justice” this means that not everyone has the same rights and they need to work on making everyone be equal, as far as, women and

In Canada there was the Upper, English-speaking, and there was the Lower, French-speaking. Religion and cultural differences caused Canada to split into two different forms. In 1791, British Parliament tried to solve both problems by creating two new forms to Canada. In Ireland, the British rule took over two different styles. Some Irish people wanted independence for Ireland, but a greater amount wanted home rule. Like Canada, Ireland’s Protestants were afraid of being apart of a country ruled by Catholics. Both of these nations split due to religion, Catholic, and cultural