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| − | '''Suffrage''' is the right to vote. | + | '''Suffrage''' is the right to [[vote]]. |
| − | Suffrage for women means the right for women to vote. Shortly after World War I the United States and Britain granted universal suffrage to women (the right for all women to vote). | + | Suffrage for women means the right for [[women]] to vote. Shortly after [[World War I]] the [[United States]] and [[Britain]] granted universal suffrage to women (the right for all women to vote). |
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Revision as of 22:26, October 17, 2007
Suffrage is the right to vote.
Suffrage for women means the right for women to vote. Shortly after World War I the United States and Britain granted universal suffrage to women (the right for all women to vote).