the 1904 constitution amendment gave the us the right of intervention in panama.
the 1904 constitution amendment gave the us the right of intervention in panama.
amendment giving the us the right of intervention in panama?
the 1904 constitution
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later, after the civil war when the 15th amendment to give freedmen and free blacks the right to vote was being debated, douglass split with the stanton-led faction of the women's rights movement. douglass supported the amendment, which would grant suffrage to black men. stanton opposed the 15th amendment because it limited expansion of suffrage to black men; she predicted its passage would delay for decades the cause for women's right to vote. stanton argued that american women and black men should band together to fight for universal suffrage, and opposed any bill that split the issues. douglass and stanton both knew that there was not yet enough male support for women's right to vote, but that an amendment giving black men the vote could pass in the late 1860s. stanton wanted to attach women's suffrage to that of black men so that her cause would be carried to success.
frederick douglass