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==Conservative words and terms==

Until the 20th century, the few women with political ambitions had to operate in the background as the "power behind the throne", backing up their husbands or lovers. As women got the vote in more and more countries, they began to climb the ladder. Many women that have got to the top in politics have tougher, more decisive, and more practical than male leaders.

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|Included because female leaders can sometimes be just as rubbish as male ones. When someone as useless as Cresson becomes PM, you know that women are starting to achieve equality with men.

|Included because female leaders can sometimes be just as rubbish as male ones. When someone as useless as Cresson becomes PM, you know that women are starting to achieve equality with men.

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|[[Angela Merkal]]

|[[Angela Merkel]]

|2005-present

|2005-present

|Chancellor of [[Germany]]

|Chancellor of [[Germany]]

|[[Nicola Sturgeon]]

|[[Nicola Sturgeon]]

|2014-present

|2014-present

|First Minister of Scotland

|First Minister of [[Scotland]]

|A straight-talking, no-nonsense lady with a reputation for competence but not compromise.

|A straight-talking, no-nonsense lady with a reputation for competence but not compromise.

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