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- 1. Multiple ChoiceFor many years in the United States, some people was not allowed to vote.people werepeople arepeople isMake no change
- 2. Multiple ChoiceNative Americans, African Americans, and women had to waited many years before they could vote.had to waitinghad to waithave to waitedMake no change
- 3. Multiple ChoiceIn the 1800s, women beginned to speak out about the right to vote.began to speakbegins to speakbeginning to speakMake no change
- 4. Multiple ChoiceIn 1848, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott held a convention in New York to fight for women's rights.woman's rightswomens rightswomens' rightsMake no change
- 5. Multiple ChoiceMany people believed that letting women vote was a dangerously idea.dangerdangerouserdangerousMake no change
- 6. Multiple ChoiceIn 1870, African American men final gained the right to vote.finalerfinallyfinalistMake no change
- 7. Multiple ChoiceSouthern states quicker passed laws to deny African Americans this right.quickestquickquicklyMake no change
- 8. Multiple ChoiceAll voters had to pay an unfair poll tax before they could vote.a unfaira more unfairan unfairerMake no change
- 9. Multiple ChoiceIn 1924, Congress passing a law giving Native Americans voting rights.passedpasswas passingMake no change
- 10. Multiple ChoiceToday more people than ever has the right to vote.hadhaveis havingMake no change
- 11. Multiple ChoiceSurprisingly, only about 55 percent of Americans who can vote actually do vote.whichwhosewhomMake no change
- 12. Multiple ChoiceBy voting, they can help make decisions for ourselves.themitselfthemselvesMake no change
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