Was the British suffragette movement's use of violence a necessary step, or did it damage the cause?
The suffragettes, led by the WSPU under Emmeline Pankhurst, turned to arson, bombings and hunger strikes after peaceful protest failed to win women the vote. Historians still debate whether militancy accelerated victory or hardened opposition against them.
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