Question

How have voting amendments changed American society?

They have limited the right to vote to certain groups of people.

They have expanded the right to vote to more and more people.

They create rules around who is eligible to vote to protect elections.

They create laws that no state or local office can hold their own elections.

Answer 1

@gabgurl @Melodysim

Answer 2

@Jumperman @just_one_last_goodbye @Kayla_Is_Smart @wagnermar @Whitemonsterbunny17
@WyntersHowl

Answer 3

Please don't massive tag.

Answer 4

You disturbed my slumber. C sounds right.

Answer 5

Sorry and I agree with @Jumperman

Answer 6

I'm sorry! and thanks!
@Jumperman

Answer 7

Yep.

Answer 8

Which amendment did some Americans criticize as not going far enough to make suffrage universal?

Fifteenth—African American men

Nineteenth—women

Twenty-fourth—no poll taxes

Twenty-sixth—18 years old

this one? @Kayla_Is_Smart

Answer 9

No Prob :)
AND 1D FAN YESSSSS!

Answer 10

YUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS LOL

Answer 11

Lol and It's either B or C

Answer 12

OKieeee dokieeeeeee

Answer 13

C is right. All the others were universal.

Answer 14

"Now, in view of this entire disfranchisement of one-half the people of this country, and because women do feel themselves aggrieved, oppressed, and fraudulently deprived of their most sacred rights, we insist that they have immediate admission to all the rights and privileges which belong to them as citizens of these United States."

Which amendment satisfied the goal described in this statement?

Fifteenth Amendment

Twenty-fourth Amendment

Nineteenth Amendment

Twenty-sixth Amendment

this is the last
one....

Answer 15

do you know?

Answer 16

Humph... I gotta think on this one..

Answer 17

thanks sooo much xo

Answer 18

C I think. I could be wrong.

Answer 19

Okay.. thanks!

Answer 20

No C is correct!

Answer 21

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