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Link to the National Archives websiteBritain 1906-1918 Contrast, contradiction & change *
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women's suffrage Choose from: Britain 1906-18
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* Here are six galleries studying the varied life of the British people in 1906-18, plus a seventh gallery devoted to Review & revision *
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* Welfare reforms * * * Women, society & the Vote * * * War & cha nge in Britain * * *
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* Liberal welfare reforms 1906-11 * Early 1900s women's suffrage * Civilians & war 1914-18 *
* Achievements of Liberal reforms * Gaining women's suffrage * Propaganda 1914-18 *
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* Britain was a land of empire and wealth, of hope and glory. By contrast it was also a country of poverty, ill health and misery. Learn how the Liberal government tried to help the least fortunate in society. * Britain was a country of seeming contradictions - where women were idealised as angels of the home yet did some of the worst jobs for the lowest pay and could not vote to change things. Learn more about the campaign for women's suffrage. * One of the biggest forces for change is war and the deadly struggle of the First World War changed Britain in many ways. Find out more about British life in 1914-18. *
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