... get the vote to right to vote between 1900 and 1914. People of he early 20th century didn't want any changes, a lot of people were happy with the way things were. People said "women had never voted before, why should they start now? Even Queen Victoria opposed the granting of full political rights to her own sex, believing that politics did not concern women. The Married Women's Property Act gave women a new legal status, but women were still not entitled to vote in parliamentary elections. The Married Women's property Act allowed women to vote for County and County Borough Council and they were allowed to become councilors. This still meant that they were not allowed to play any part in central government. This is why women failed to get the vote to right to vote between 1900 and 1914. Suffragettes, a group of women who were prepared to do anything ...

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