Things enfranchisement often describes (“enfranchisement ________”)
process,
period
How enfranchisement often is described (“________ enfranchisement”)
political,
full,
female,
black,
complete,
universal,
immediate,
general,
compulsory,
social,
gradual,
leasehold,
voluntary,
partial,
economic,
intellectual,
collective,
limited,
national,
mass,
legal,
spiritual,
popular,
wholesale,
final,
civil,
recent,
class,
sudden,
progressive,
male,
moral,
parliamentary,
eventual,
italian,
mental,
cultural,
effective,
speedy,
democratic,
equal,
african,
formal,
wider,
copyhold,
civic,
catholic,
subsequent,
slow,
absolute,
ultimate,
bureaucratic,
electoral,
provincial,
municipal,
golden,
indiscriminate,
broader,
statutory
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