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Q: How many women in the 1900 in Britain?
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Who was the first women winner in Olympic tennis?

Charlotte Cooper of Great Britain in 1900.


Who was allowed to vote in 1900 in Britain?

middle class men and rich men not women


What was Britain known as in 1900?

In 1900 the country colloquially called Britain (or, infuriatingly, England by many Americans) was called: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.


What events were open to women in 1900 Olympics?

The following women won gold medals at the 1900 Olympic Games: 1) Golf - Margaret Ives Abbott of the United States 2) Tennis/Women's Singles - Charlotte Cooper of Great Britain 3) Tennis/Mixed Doubles - Charlotte Cooper of Great Britain Women also participated, competing against men, in croquet.


How many women MPs are there in Britain today?

125 women


How many Women and children worked in factories in 1900?

1,000,000


How many women and children worked in factories in the 1900?

1,000,000


How many people were actually living in Britain of the 400 million population in the British Empire in 1900?

The population of Britain in 1900 was around 40 million, so one tenth or 10% is the right answer.


Which women won in Tennis at the 1900 Olympic Games?

Only one woman won gold at the 1900 Games in tennis and that was Charlotte Cooper of Great Britain. She won the women's singles competition and also won the mixed doubles competition with Reginald Doherty.


What was the fashion in Australia from 1900-1914?

Australian women and in a lot of cases men followed the fashions that were popular in Britain regardless of the difference in climate.


How many continents did great Britain have colonies or commonwealth partners in 1900?

All seven continents.


Who was Great Britain's first female gold medalist in the modern olympic games?

Charlotte Cooper in women's singles tennis at the 1900 Games in Paris.