Match

1. control of who or what goes into or out of a place, especially by police or by an army or by a navy. embargo 2. to refrain by concerted action from using or purchasing a product or service. suffrage 3. an order restricting certain goods and/or ships from entering or leaving a country. blockade 4. the right to vote boycott

1. Control of who or what goes into or out of a place, especially by police or by an army or by a navy --- Blockade

2. To refrain by concerted action from using or purchasing a product or service --- Boycott

3. An order restricting certain goods and/or ships from entering or leaving a country --- Embargo

4. The right to vote --- Suffrage

Explanation:

1- A blockade is any effort to prevent supplies, troops, information or help from reaching an opposition force. The blockades are the cornerstone of every military campaign and a valuable option in economic wars against an opposing nation.

2- A boycott consists of refusing to buy, sell, or practice any other form of business or other relationship with an individual or company considered, by the participants in the boycott, as authors of something morally reprehensible.

3- An embargo is a commercial and financial penalty applied by one or more countries against a State, group or person. Embargos can include various forms of trade barriers, tariffs and restrictions on financial transactions.

4- Suffrage is the political and constitutional right to vote for elected public office. In a broad sense, the vote covers the asset, which determines who has the right to vote; and the liability, which refers to who and under what conditions they have the right to be elected.

d) a constitutional amendment

b. sec, foreign relations