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1) What is happening? 2) What message is the source trying to give?

1) What is happening? 2) What message is the source trying to give? 3) Why is the source trying to tell us this? 4) What other questions might I need to ask?. This postcard, designed by Harold Bird, announces an anti-suffrage meeting at the Royal Albert Hall in 1912 .

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1) What is happening? 2) What message is the source trying to give?

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  1. 1) What is happening? 2) What message is the source trying to give? 3) Why is the source trying to tell us this? 4) What other questions might I need to ask?

  2. This postcard, designed by Harold Bird, announces an anti-suffrage meeting at the Royal Albert Hall in 1912.

  3. Miss Davison, Daily Herald, 1914.

  4. The Suffragette, 13 June 1913.

  5. Peer Presentations Your cluster group will be allotted a key question in the text and informed which pages they correspond to. Your job will be to prepare a short presentation and a handout on the subject. Both are due on Friday. I will photocopy the handout after the first lesson on Friday.

  6. The Handout • Keep the handout simple – filter out the unnecessary and highlight the relevant. • Include at least one source in your work. Analysis, NOPA, relevance, points of interest, etc. • Finish of with the one / two key messages that you want people to take away.

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