About: Suffrage (Civ6)

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The idea of extending the right to vote to more people than just the wealthy males is the basis of the first type of modern Ideology, represented by its respective government - Democracy. This is, of course, not a new notion by far, there are many examples of primitive republics where many citizens had the right to vote, and thus decide their own country's future. But during the Middle ages such governments became extinct in most great empires, for various reasons.

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rdfs:label	Suffrage (Civ6)
rdfs:comment	The idea of extending the right to vote to more people than just the wealthy males is the basis of the first type of modern Ideology, represented by its respective government - Democracy. This is, of course, not a new notion by far, there are many examples of primitive republics where many citizens had the right to vote, and thus decide their own country's future. But during the Middle ages such governments became extinct in most great empires, for various reasons.
reqs	Ideology
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Inspiration	Build 4 .
Name	Suffrage
Obsolete	Liberalism, Medina Quarter, Naval Infrastructure, Town Charters
quoted	Susan B. Anthony Victoria Woodhull
Cost	1715(xsd:integer)
Notes	Enables the government .
Quote	Why is a woman to be treated differently? Woman suffrage will succeed, despite this miserable guerrilla opposition. Men, their rights, and nothing more; women, their rights, and nothing less.
policies	Arsenal of Democracy, Economic Union, New Deal, Their Finest Hour
abstract	The idea of extending the right to vote to more people than just the wealthy males is the basis of the first type of modern Ideology, represented by its respective government - Democracy. This is, of course, not a new notion by far, there are many examples of primitive republics where many citizens had the right to vote, and thus decide their own country's future. But during the Middle ages such governments became extinct in most great empires, for various reasons. In modern days instantaneous communications and the mass media allow people from all corners of an empire to be current on political events. This means that the old excuse - 'You don't know what you're voting about' becomes void. And the modern democracy is born. Besides unlocking the government itself, this Civic makes obsolete many Economic policies, related primarily to commerce. It replaces them with modern ones, not only Economic, but also Diplomatic and Militray, which are in all cases very powerful.

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