Kate+Sheppard

1. How did this person become a recognised leader? Notes: By campaigning for the woman's vote at the age of 46 and making New Zealand the first country to get the woman's vote in 1893, 25 years before England.

Note making: Kate Sheppard became a recognised leader by campaining for the women's vote. She made New Zealand the first country to count the women's votes. She also leading the womens suffrage who were campaigning for the vote too. 2. Was this person an effective leader? How do we know this? Notes:Yes. She made an effect on New Zealand for making us the first country ever to get the woman's vote.

Note making:Yes she was an effective leader because she made an effect on New Zealand, the first country to allow women to vote.

Did this person demonstrate leadership skills? How do we know this? Notes: Yes she did by leading the suffragettes and having leadership attributes like being brave.

Note making: Yes she had leadership skills like courage, resiliance, perseverance and stamina. We know this because she led the women's suffrage and they followed her which shows she had leadership. Brilee I did not see your note making there! Can we combine? Note making:She deffently by leading the womens suffrage and having leadership attribute like being brav, standing up for what you belive in and soem other stuff (must think of something else) 4. What lessons have been/can be learnt from this person? Notes: Stand up for what you believe, you can do anything if you set your mind to it.

Note making: Kate Sheppard taught us to stand up for what you believe in and that you can do anything if you set your mind to it 5. What did the womens suffrage do to win there campain and how did they feel about doing it? Notes making:They wrote a petition and got women to sign it. They sent it along with other petitions to Parliament. They got thirty-two thousand signatures so the Parliament had to pay attention! The women's suffrage felt very frustrated with men like Henry Smith Fish who protested and made their own petition against the woman! The women also felt strongly about getting votes, and, by getting the vote, getting rights as well. It obviously paid off!

7. If she hadn't campained would the countries history be different?How? Notes making:Someone probably would have campaigned but if they didn't woman would not have been able to buy houses, have money, get jobs or anything. I am going to say our history would have been slightly different, like we probably would not have been the first country to get the vote, but mostly the same. But the problem with questions like these is you will never ever know.