An all-woman group devoted to this cause included Susanna Inge and Mary Ann Walker. Meetings held by members of this group led to the Bull Ring Riots, and a large meeting for this group took place on Kersal Moor. A number of supporters of this movement were killed during an action organized to free Henry Vincent. A defeat for this group led to riots and the Plug Plot, after a petition introduced by Thomas Duncombe was rejected despite having over (*) 3 million signatures. Its "physical force" wing included John Frost, who led the failed Newport Rising. Feargus O'Connor and William Lovett were 
An all-woman group devoted to this cause included Susanna Inge and Mary Ann Walker. Meetings held by members of this group led to the Bull Ring Riots, and a large meeting for this group took place on Kersal Moor. A number of supporters of this movement were killed during an action organized to free Henry Vincent. A defeat for this group led to riots and the Plug Plot, after a petition introduced by Thomas Duncombe was rejected despite having over (*) 3 million signatures. Its "physical force" wing included John Frost, who led the failed Newport Rising. Feargus O'Connor and William Lovett were two of its leaders, and it started with six demands, including universal male suffrage. For 10 points, name this working-class reform movement in Britain that was named after a document created in 1838.
An all-woman group devoted to this cause included Susanna Inge and Mary Ann Walker.
Chartism [or Chartists]