the right to vote in an election
suffrage
the freedom to live as you wish.
liberty
a person who uses or supports strong actions to make changes in politics/society.
activist
a charge for an offense or crime, an accusation.
indictment
an introductory statement.
preamble
Health, happiness and prosperity
welfare
insulting action or speech
mockery
The officials are elected by __________.
ballot
deprivation of someone of some privilege or right.
Disfranchisement
The extinction of a person’s civil rights resulting from a sentence of death or conviction for treason or felony.
attainder
a small group of very powerful people that controls a government or society:
oligarchy
A ruler with supreme power, such as a king or queen, a monarch.
sovereign
an argument or disagreement
dissension
brave, courage or audacity
hardihood
to shorten or reduce
abridge
future generations
posterity
