| campaign fare una campagna chained incatenarono gs cancellate i broke the law infrangevano la legge : | hunger strike | scioperodella fame W Civil Rights Movement : Maviment 1 seamstress | give up cedere | boycott boicotta COMPETENCES onsapeveezza ed espressone culturale imparateadimparare competence sol ecviche fone hundred and sixty-four EMMELINE PANKHURST mmeling Pankhurst was born ir ving wo omen’s suffrage moverné fo h the political fed. The suffragett nen the joine League. In SPU). It was thr movement orig) mple, they railings o: Because they ofte oke windows, atta uring their demonstrations. arrested and in 1912 Emmeline Pankhurst she was in priso ditions WOMEN ‘WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE haste: Ena cd Pankhu xd the more militant Women’s So action of the WSPU that the suffragerte were a group of British fed in taking militant action to campaign for votes for women. For ‘ed policemen and chained themselves to in 1858 into a politically sc her husbands death, she itand formed the Women's Franchise nd Political Union omen who broke the law during their protests, many suffragettes were was sent to Holloway Prison. While he went on hunger strike as 2 protest against the terrible 1. Read all two texts and choose the correct option: A, B, C or D. ankhurst 1 When was 2 Her hust A shouldn't have the vote. B shouldn’ € should have the vote. D shoul and thought t women rerest in politics. n demonstration: 3 The WSPU was formed by A Richard Pankhurst. B Emmeline Pankhurst’ sis ¢ Emmeline Pankhurst. ise she didn't like t n prison, use she wanted to vote. iends were D Because the conditions in prison were so bad. 5 Rosa Pat A 19: B 1913. € 1955. D 1956 6 Rosas, A for B for black children only. C forall children. D gitls only 7 What was Re hool was white children only is job in 1955? AA She was working as a secretary BS 5h D She was working a 8 On December 1st 1955 A Rosa was artes B Rosa married Raymond Parks. € Rosa D Rosa went 0 prison, asn't worki work 1 ina large shop. Rosa eaDuring the First World War (1914-1918) women started to work in factories and to do other jobs that were normally done by nen, such as driving buses and delivering the post. This was a big social change and ithelped the campaign for women's votes. 918, women ayer the age of 30 were jen the vote. Ten years later, in 1928, men were given the vote from the age of 21, which was the same age as men died in the same ty the right to vote seks Emmeli ROSA PARKS osa Parks was born in Tuské in 1913. She lived at a time wher ot of racial discrimination against bla peaple in the USA. For example, the school she attended in Alabama was for African: White children were Alabama, here was American students only. educated i ied Raymor parate schools.In 1 Parks, an active member of on for the Advancement ined the NAACP and bs volved in the Civil Rights Movement. eik | Checking siano errori grammatical |e sintattici. Usail dizionario perv jortografia F delle parole su cui public tr When wet the vote in the UK? In 1955 Rosa was working 2s a seamstress at a Montgomery department store, On December Ist she got on th home as usual and sat ina seat for black passengers. As the bus was full and some white passengers were standing, the driver asked some black pa togive up their seats to the white passengers. Rosa alled th they bus to go refused and the driver police. When the police arri rrested he’ a boycott After her arre Montgomery's litical Council (MV ontgomery The Montgome days and was or us boycott successtu mo ial segregation In history States s against 1 956 after the Unite Supreme Court declared th ation laws on public transport unconstitutional. After this important ictory, Rosa became a symbol of the Civil nts Movement in the USA and she is still ed asthe first lady of civil rights dal suffragettes: women over the age jven the vote in 1928? the bus driver ask Rosa to dk long did the Montgo rsport d answer, 12 Do you think there are any type: | in Italy? Give reasons for your aid sf ont) eS cone hundred and sbxty-five