when did the woman obtain the right to vote in britain?
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Women won the right to vote when the 19th Amendment was passed in 1920. Some states had passed laws prior to 1920 giving women the right to vote, and some women had won election to public office before the 19th Amendment became law. Women in England did not win full voting rights until 1928, however.
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I think "isn't it time...?" may be the wrong approach.  I do not believe we should specifically seek to elect a 'the first woman President' or 'the first African-American President' or an other such 'first' just to do so.  These sorts of things will likely happen in time, but not just to do them!\n\nCompare how Margaret Thatcher became the first female Prime Minister in Britain.  It was not BECAUSE of her gender!  She simply was very good at what she did and rose to prominence in her party the same way anyone else would. (The same is the case for the first elected female leaders of other states, e.g., Israel and India.)\n\nI am hopeful that is how it will happen in the U.S. as well. \nI happen to agree with you about Hillary Clinton -- I am opposed to her, but it has nothing to do with her being a woman. (And I think it would be just as unfortunate for people to vote FOR a Presidential candidate of ANY party just because she's a woman, as it is to vote AGAINST the person for that reason.)
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The earliest on record go back to Greece in the Hellenic period------approx. 500 B.C. All Greek citizens were able to vote. Citizenship was held by free males who held property.
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I have no idea which "women's suffrage movement" you are referring to. I don't know of any such movement in 1960 (certainly wasn't in the U.S.). But there's some information on women's suffrage around the globe at:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Womens_suffrage#Timeline
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Sometime in the 1960's when they were granted the right to vote and considered "people"
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In South Dakota, women got the right to vote in 1918.  The first campaign to let women vote in South Dakota was in 1890, but was unsuccessful.  The U.S. Consitution was amended in 1920, granting women in every state the right to vote.\n\nhttp://www.mith2.umd.edu/WomensStudies/ReadingRoom/History/Vote/years-of-hope.html\n\nHope this helps!
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Tuesday, May 23, 2006\nMS. ATTORNEY DAY\n\nArabella Mansfield Believe it or not, women weren’t always allowed to become attorneys in the United States. The gavel was pounded for the first time when Belle Aurelia Babb was born on this day in 1846.\n\nIt took some 23 years, but Belle, who later changed her name to Arabella Mansfield, became the first woman admitted to the legal profession in the U.S. A teacher at Ohio Wesleyan college, Mansfield took the bar exam and passed. The legal beagles who tested her gave Arabella a passing grade saying, “...she gave the very best rebuke possible to the imputation that ladies cannot qualify for the practice of law.”\n\nMs. Mansfield took her law degree and put it away somewhere. You see, she never did practice law. Instead she became one of the first female college professors and administrators in the U.S. as the dean of the schools of art and music at DePauw University. She also helped found the Iowa Woman Suffrage Society.\n\nJust knowing that she could become an attorney was enough for Ms. Mansfield. Women attorneys throughout the U.S. - all rise.
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You've already got the right answer - 1992.\nIt could also have been any of the following \n1948 (Charles was born)\n1950 (Anne was born)\n1960 (Andrew was born)\n1964 (Edward was born)\nOr any year between 1947 and the present - (that's when she married the king of  witty and diplomatic repartee)
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13th November 1945\n\nhttp://www.un.org/Overview/unmember.html
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26, a woman in England
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In 1893, New Zealand granted women the right to vote, becoming the first country in the world to do so.
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Check out:\nhttp://www.royal.gov.uk/\nfor more details. She is our Head of State and in theory has the power to disolve our Government. In effect this would be highly unlikley to happen! The UK is a constitutional monarchy so the Royal duties are mainly cermonial.
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The best place is to ring your local authority and ask for the Electoral Services.  That is where people register to vote within their local area and they would be the best people to advise you further.  Every year each person over the age of 18 have to notify the Electoral Services of their residence.  This is done by the local authority issuing a notice to all addresses within their borough and whoever lives at that address who are over the age of 18 has to be logged down to ensure that they are able to vote at the next round of elections.  This normally happens in October.  Good luck!
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Go to PBS.com and look up some of their stuff on her.\n\nThey had a great show on her a couple years ago that blew my mind. For example, I never knew how far right she was... omg to the extreme. She also refused to hire any other women on her staff or appoint any other females. She believed they would be too much competition.\n\nCheck it out. It will throw u for a loop.\n\nOh yeah and she also believed in British imperalism and stated she wanted to make Britain great again by reimposing the global imperalism that Britain had once attained.
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1972.  The 26th Amendment was passed in 1971.
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NONE!! I wont vote for a woman, its a mans job and should remain so. Woman tend to be emotional unstable and vindictive and i don't want that little red button to be pushed because some country made her mad on that special day.
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In the Uk it was 1972