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In the United States voting rights expanded to cover all white men. Up until this point, suffrage depended on whether a person was a property owner. The theory was that if they didn't own property, they could be influenced, and their vote might be compromised. In actuality, American's political elite didn't believe the average working American had the intelligence of the wealthy.
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What did the supporters of the universal manhood suffrage believe in 1820?
Eat a cra
How did suffrage expand during the Age of Jackson?
Jacksonian democracy
How the Ninetenth Amendment expand suffrage?
it was the amendment that gave women the right to vote
How did did suffrage expand in the 1820s and 1830's?
pay attention in class when and you will be told.
What purpose was the Womens Christian Temperance Union formed?
It was form to expand the campaign for labor law, prison reform, and suffrage. It was founded in November 1874.
In what ways did the us expand its territory and power during the 1820 and 1830?
They expanded its territory and power by buying them for big money, forcing them to give it to them, & by voting it out.
What did Andrew Jackson want?
-Expand north American territories -universal white male suffrage -equal opportunity for white males in politics -To get revenge on the British
Qualification of suffrage?
Qualification of suffrage refers to the criteria that determine who is eligible to vote in elections. These qualifications can include age, citizenship, residency, and sometimes educational or property requirements. Over time, many countries have worked to expand suffrage, reducing restrictions to promote broader participation in the democratic process. The goal is to ensure that voting rights are inclusive and equitable for all citizens.
What did the Missouri Compromise of 1820 and the Compromise of 1850 settle conflicts between the North and South over?
it caused slavery to expand in to the north.
How did Sanford defend the plan to expand the right or suffrage to the poor?
Well, my friend, Sanford defended the plan to expand the right of suffrage to the poor by highlighting the importance of inclusivity and fairness in a democracy. He believed that every individual, regardless of their economic status, should have a voice in shaping their community and country. By advocating for this expansion, Sanford aimed to create a more just and equitable society where everyone's voice could be heard and valued.
What movement wanted to expand voting rights?
Both Women's Suffrage (early 20th century) and the Civil Rights Movement (mid-20th century) attempted to secure voting rights.
What are the theories of suffrage?
what are a thories of suffrage
