(n) a small change or improvement that is made to a law or a document.
American social movement founded to provide women an independent access for education and active community service.
(v) to take away somebody’s rights, especially their right to vote.
(v) to give somebody the right to vote in an election.
(v) to try to influence (an official) to take a desired action.
(n) the activity of standing outside the entrance to a building in order to protest about something and stop people from entering the building.
social movement that intended for the rich and the poor to live together in interdependent communities.