In July 1830, angered by the growing strength of liberalism, Charles X disenfranchised most of those who had been allowed to vote and further restricted freedom of the press.
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5 sentences with “disenfranchised”
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However, this expansion of political power was limited to white men; women, free blacks and Indians remained - or became increasingly - disenfranchised in the American political system.
There would be no property restrictions on voting - although women remained disenfranchised, as everywhere else - and never again would a monarch occupy the throne of France simply because of his dynastic birth.
At the same time, however, New York effectively disenfranchised free black men in 1822 (black men had had the right to vote under the 1777 constitution) by requiring that "coloured men" must own property worth more than $250.
In another sharp contrast to Roman practice, Christianity saw disenfranchised groups such as women and the poor (not to mention poor women) play an important role in the organisation of the church, especially before "official" Christianity was born under Constantine.
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