Right
Suffrage
Suffrage noun - A legal right guaranteed by the 15th amendment to the US Constitution; guaranteed to women by the 19th amendment.
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Right and suffrage are semantically related in legal right topic. You can use "Right" instead a noun "Suffrage".
Nearby Words: suffragist, suffragette
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| full | full right | full suffrage |
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Adam and Jimmie of The Man Show got dozens of women to sign a petition to end Women's Suffrage (the right to vote) by phrasing it to sound like they meant "suffering".
Source: Metaphorically True -
Interestingly, in 1648 a woman named Margaret Brent demanded that she be given the right to vote after she inherited land and legal power from her dead brother, the first case of a woman demanding suffrage in American history.
Source: The Colonial Period -
Horrified to see their way of living change right before their eyes, the common people made demands for populist reforms, such as an end to federal aid to businesses, universal suffrage, and expansion west to provide land for farmers and settlers.
Source: Useful Notes / Andrew Jackson
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