Voting and Other Rights

What Amendment allows a state to judge whether or not a felon can have his or her voting rights back?

• 1st Amendment

• 2nd Amendment

• 10th Amendment

• 15th Amendment

What is the most conservative (right-wing) position on voting rights below if a felony is committed in a specific state?

• you can vote even if you're in jail

• you're voting rights are banned for life

• you can have your voting rights back after jail time and parole

• you can have your rights back after you go to jail, parole and pay any fine

What is the most liberal (left-wing) position on voting below to giving the vote back to felons in a specific state?

• you can vote after you served probation

• you can vote after jail and parole

• you have your vote taken away for life

• you can vote from jail even if you commit murder or rape

What state has the most liberal policy to let felons vote, and what state has the most conservative policy?

• Vermont has most liberal and Florida has most conservative

• Vermont has most liberal and California has most conservative

• Vermont has most liberal and Massachusetts has most conservative

• Oregon has most liberal and New York has most conservative

What Amendment allows women the right to vote in 1920?

• 10th Amendment

• 14th Amendment

• 19th Amendment

• 25th Amendment

When looking at your sheet, which group of women said that they want equal rights all the way back in 1848?

• Baskingridge Convention

• Seneca Falls Convention

• Woodstock

• Jackson Hole Convention

What was a movement called that was led by woman that wanted to ban alcohol?

• Celibacy Movement

• Charity Movement

• Temperance Movement

• none of the above

What do the words enfranchising and suffrage mean?

• getting rid of slavery

• giving a group of people the right to vote

• giving a group of people equality

• giving someone rights to a trial

Who were the main women who advocated for the right to equality and for the vote in 1920?

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott

• Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth

• Ida Wells and Elizabeth Freeman

• Alice Paul and Susan B. Anthony

What is civil asset forfeiture?

• when someone is taken to jail even if they had nothing to do with drug deals

• when money or belongings is taken from a house used for drug dealing

• when someone is thrown in jail for an infinite amount of time with no trial

• none of the above