Around 1910, Canadian ___________ began to demand the right to vote. The women who fought for this right were known as the ____________________.

In 1917 many men had been drafted into the armed forces to fight in the__________
__________ _________ and Prime Minister Borden was afraid that this unpopular policy would cause him to lose the ___________ in this year. He gave women ___________ overseas the vote because he thought they would vote for him. He also gave the mothers, sisters, and wives of the young men who were _________________ the vote. His idea and plan worked and _______________ won the federal election. The next year, all women over the age of ______ were given the right to vote in ______________ elections. Then, in 1919, women were given the right to become Members of ______________.

Three ____________ women in the battle to gain the __________ to vote were Nellie McClung, Agnes Macphail, and Therese Casgrain. They were not the only women to campaign and fight for the rights of women in the electoral process.