Question

3.For the first hundred years of the United States, only white males were able to vote. Since then, amendments to the Constitution have made it so that any citizen aged 18 or older can vote. Which amendments granted different groups the right to vote? Why were amendments needed to expand voting rights?

Answer 1

i tink i know dis

Answer 2

I have no idea on what to say on this question.

Answer 3

Answer by @ThewaffleBRO
14th Amendment, 1868 Born in the United States
15th Amendment, 1870 No race discrimination on voting
19th Amendment, 1920 Women's Suffrage
23rd Amendment, 1961 Allowing the District of Columbia to vote
26th Amendment, 1971 18 years and older can vote

Answer 4

@joshiscool

Answer 5

Uh idk say something like it was not fair for only white males to vote?

Answer 6

does this sound good?
The people or in this case needed more people to vote so it would be more equal when they voted. By passing laws about letting women and slaves vote they let more people vote. By this point in history some people believed it was unfair that only white men could vote so people started to protest about it and later on made the government pass laws about it.
14th Amendment, 1868 Born in the United States
15th Amendment, 1870 No race discrimination on voting
19th Amendment, 1920 Women's Suffrage
23rd Amendment, 1961 Allowing the District of Columbia to vote
26th Amendment, 1971 18 years and older can vote

Answer 7

Hell yes. Kill those teachers! :P

Answer 8

thanks for the help people!! :)

Answer 9

I could use a star lmao

Answer 10

Sorry already gave my star...sorry

Answer 11

;-; Es okieh