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Often used in the same context:
enfranchisement,
emancipation,
suffragist,
equality,
lucretia mott,
elizabeth cady stanton,
universal suffrage,
constitutional convention,
suffragette,
freedoms,
freemen,
woman suffrage,
personhood,
feminist movement,
constitutions,
constitutional,
liberation,
civil rights,
democracy,
slavery,
habeas corpus,
jeannette rankin,
voting,
feminist,
primogeniture,
liberty,
freeborn,
disenfranchisement,
fourteenth amendment,
subjugation,
rights,
disfranchisement,
citizenship,
democratic,
manumission,
eighteenth amendment,
civil rights movement,
negritude,
confessionalism,
secession,
statehood,
democratization,
discriminations,
freedmen,
male chauvinism,
plebiscites,
volstead act,
abridgement,
antislavery,
monarchies,
patriarchy,
slaves,
abridgment,
nullification,
constitutional monarchy,
legislatures,
welfarism,
decolonization,
representation,
incumbencies,
mary wollstonecraft,
abolitionists,
slaveholding,
jus soli,
nellie tayloe ross,
independence,
constitutionalism,
proportional representation,
parliamentarianism,
herstory,
plantocracy,
temperance,
libber,
vassalage,
reproductive,
dignities,
sojourner truth,
shirley chisholm,
parliaments,
federalism,
republic,
attainder,
zamindari,
enslavement,
paris commune,
aristocracies,
oppression,
gouverneur morris,
womanhood,
objectification,
voteless,
democrats,
electoral,
enactments,
prerogatives,
de jure segregation,
majoritarianism,
coeducation,
internment,
reapportionment,
bloodless revolution,
franchise,
constituency,
electorate,
participation,
amnesty,
membership,
ballot,
electorates,
boycott,
mobilization,
vote,
acceptance,
application,
conscription,
election,
mobilisation,
ownership,
abolitionist,
apartheid,
antiwar,
abortion,
antiabortion,
antifascist,
reform,
antisuffrage,
nationalist,
proslavery,
segregationist,
antifederalist,
chartist,
communist,
populist,
unionist
Appears in the definition of:
frances elizabeth caroline willard,
howe,
jeannette rankin,
julia ward howe,
mary augusta arnold ward,
mrs. humphrey ward,
prerogative,
rankin,
victoria clafin woodhull,
ward,
willard,
woodhull
More general:
franchise
Synonyms:
right to vote,
vote
Also try:
— Nouns for suffrage:
movement,
question,
amendment,
states,
women,
party,
arguments,
meeting,
cause,
forces,
campaign,
more...
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