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This paper will explore how the representations of British women in the British Empire Exhibition (1924–1925) were used to distinguish Britain as the mother country of the British Empire. In 1921, the territories of the British Empire were at their largest; however, the empire was facing economic decline and fear of disintegration by 1924. The exhibition was organized based on those fears. Dominions and colonies were asked to cooperate to show the “unity” of the empire. Half the people of the British Empire were women. How, then, did the British Empire Exhibition try to incorporate women into the new vision of the British Empire? Looking at the representations of British women in the exhibition, it is possible to understand how Britain tried to propagate the image of British women to show its civilized superiority within the British Empire.

Representations of British women at the British Empire Exhibition, 1924–1925