Question

Describe how the voting rights were limited in France?

Answer 1

Explanation:

IN FRANCE, WOMEN AND CHILDREN WERE NOT ALLOWED TO VOTE. APART FROM THIS, MEN WHO HAD PROPERTY WERE ALLOWED TO VOTE.

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Answer 2

During the French Revolution, a distinction was made for a time between active and passive citizens. In 1791, the Legislative Assembly was chosen by a process of indirect election

Explanation:

• Property owners only have voting rights extended. This was reflective of the belief that those who took part in decisions made for society as a whole & who demonstrated that they could handle their affairs  would only qualify  for political participation .
• 3 categories were set up to divide the French citizens: Active Citizens, Passive Citizens, & the Electors. The only members of society who could vote were the those who paid a "certain amount of taxes".  Both active citizens and electors paid tax and hence were eligible to vote
• Passive Citizens were those citizens who had no voting rights or property rights. Women in France were considered as passive citizens and hence had no voting rights
• Also,  in France, nationality law of 1889 prohibited those who by naturalization or marriage acquired French nationality from voting,