Tactics in the British Suffrage Movement
How did the protest tactics of Millicent Fawcett and Emmeline Pankhurst differ during the British women's suffrage movement?
A
Fawcett's followers harassed government officials, whereas Pankhurst's organization engaged in strictly peaceful demonstrations.
B
Fawcett advocated peaceful protests, whereas Pankhurst engaged in militant tactics, including vandalism and throwing eggs.
C
Fawcett resorted to vandalism, whereas Pankhurst advocated the public shaming of government officials.
D
Both leaders employed militant tactics, such as chaining themselves to lampposts and throwing eggs at government officials.