- pay to
elect officials,
keeping impoverished people from
being fully enfranchised.
These laws were in
effect in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Costa...
- Look up
enfranchi****t in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Enfranchi****t may
refer to: Suffrage, the
granting of the
right to vote Manumission, the...
- the war effort,
making the case that
women should be
rewarded with
enfranchi****t for
their patriotic wartime service. The
National Woman's
Party staged...
-
African Americans were
fully enfranchised in
practice throughout the
United States by the
Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Prior to the
Civil War and the Reconstruction...
- places,
positive ones like
increased turnout and engagement.
Youth enfranchi****t at a more
stable life
stage (before 18) has been
shown to
develop more...
- The Women's
Enfranchi****t Act, 1930, was an act of the
Parliament of
South Africa which granted white women aged 21 and
older the
right to vote and...
-
advocated "equal
civil and
political rights to all" and
African American enfranchi****t. The Democrats,
having abandoned Johnson,
nominated former governor...
- the
Indians into
broader settler society,
through enfranchi****t. The act's
policies of
enfranchi****t and
individual allotment of land by the colonial...
- decades-long
campaign for an
amendment to the U.S.
Constitution that
would enfranchise women. Much of the movement's energy, however, went
toward working for...
-
Black suffrage refers to
black people's
right to vote and has long been an
issue in
countries established under conditions of
black minorities as well...
