Voting

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Paper in which a voter marks his or her vote.

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ballot

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A native or naturalized member of a state or nation

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Citizen

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The official process of voting for officials and laws of a country, state, or city.

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Election

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Put information into an official list or record

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Register

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Which states imposed Jim Crow laws and tried to prevent African American's from voting?

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Confederate

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Granted African American men the right to vote by declaring that the right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied by race, color, or previously being a slave.

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15th Amendment

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In 1920, which Amendment allowed white women the right to vote?

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19th Amendment

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In some states, what can cause you to lose your right to vote today? Options: Being female, Being a convicted felon, Being registered, Not being able to read well

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Being a convicted felon

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The electoral college usually works where the candidate with the highest number of votes takes all of the states electoral votes.

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True

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How many electoral college votes do presidential candidates need, to win the presidency?

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270