- in
World History (2008) Pedroza, Luicy. "The
democratic potential of
enfranchising resident migrants."
International Migration 53.3 (2015): 22-35. online...
- Look up
enfranchi****t in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Enfranchi****t may
refer to: Suffrage, the
granting of the
right to vote Manumission, the...
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decades later. Additionally, the
Nineteenth Amendment failed to
fully enfranchise African American,
Asian American,
Hispanic American, and
Native American...
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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...
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Collective enfranchi****t is a
legal term in
English property law used to
describe a
process whereby leaseholders of a
block of
flats of
apartments can...
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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...
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advocated "equal
civil and
political rights to all" and
African American enfranchi****t. The Democrats,
having abandoned Johnson,
nominated former governor...
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which included male
members in the Men’s
Political Union for Women’s
Enfranchi****t (MPU). Women's
suffrage "Men's
League for Women's Suffrage". Spartacus...
- to all free men
throughout the
Roman Empire. The
edict gave all the
enfranchised men Caracalla's
adopted praenomen and nomen: "Marcus Aurelius". Other...
