The Cat and Mouse Act, 1913 @historyacademy
The Cat and Mouse Act, 1913  @historyacademy
Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
This clip has been sampled from the docudrama Emiimeline Pankhurt and the Suffragettes and was written by Kate Dunn and produced by produced and directed by Ruth Wood in 2008. It has been uploaded for educational purposes and is suitable for KS3 to KS5. This clip looks at why the Liberal Government introduced the Cat and Mouse Act to avoid the unpopularity of having to force feed the Suffragettes in prison. When discussing this with your students, ask them, 'What does a mouse do when it captures a mouse?' If you are looking for teaching resources on this topic, then please check out this link to our TES shop: tes.com/teaching-resource/why-did-women-in-britain-want-the-vote-in-1900-11276084

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