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Significant individuals who changed Britain: how did they fight for change?
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I can describe the events that took place at Epsom Racecourse in 1913.
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I can describe Emily Davison's early life and education.
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I can explain why Emily Davison joined the Suffragettes.
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I can describe some of Emily Davison's actions as a militant suffragette.
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I can describe Emily Davison's funeral procession.
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I can describe how some women were eventually allowed to vote in Britain.
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I can describe the events that took place at The Bay Horse pub in Bristol in 1964.
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I can describe Paul Stephenson's life when he was evacuated during the Second World War.
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I can describe how Paul Stephenson came to Bristol and what it was like there for black people.
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I can describe the reasons for, and events of, the Bristol Bus Boycott.
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I can explain how Paul Stephenson's actions had an impact, not just in Bristol, but across Britain.
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I can explain why Emily Davison and Paul Stephenson's stories are similar.
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