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disfranchising's Usage Examples:

the next seventy-plus years, in part due to the 1899–1900 legislature disfranchising African-Americans.

test against the new Louisiana constitution's provision effectively disfranchising most of that state's black voters, under the terms of its so-called.

legislature passed a new constitution disfranchising most black voters.

Every other Southern state also passed disfranchising constitutions by 1908, thus excluding.

constitution that raised barriers to voter registration, effectively disfranchising black voters; at the time blacks comprised a majority of the population.

"non-property holders one vote and property holders two, [which] is simply disfranchising the young men.

1898, the white Democratic, planter-dominated legislature passed a new disfranchising constitution, whose effects were immediate and long-lasting.

The Democrats passed disfranchising laws near the turn of the century requiring poll taxes be paid prior.

Reform Bill of 1832 gave four members to Suffolk, at the same time disfranchising the boroughs of Dunwich, Orford and Aldeburgh.

based around the idea of the power centralization in the modern world, disfranchising the general public.

The course of procedure in such cases was to pass an act disfranchising the place convicted, and transferring the right so abused and forfeited.

determining disfranchisement, and then cast "wayward" votes against disfranchising Appleby, Downton and St Germans.

white Democrats in the state legislature passed a new constitution, disfranchising most blacks for more than 60 years by raising barriers to voter registration.

At this time, the Democrat-dominated legislature created a disfranchising constitution and essentially ended black voting.

the Democrat-dominated state legislature passed a new constitution, disfranchising black voters by changes to voter registration and electoral rules that.

takeover of state legislatures, and resulting Jim Crow laws and passage of disfranchising constitutions.

indemnify witnesses to the alleged corruption giving evidence on the disfranchising bill; which latter bill was, however, defeated because there was at.

states quickly adopted the "Mississippi Plan" and passed their own disfranchising constitutions, through 1908.

disfranchising's Meaning':

deprive of voting rights

Synonyms:

disenfranchise; deprive;

Antonyms:

enfranchise; feed; enrich;