Which of the Following Statements About Voting Is LEAST Accurate

question 9

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about voting is LEAST accurate?

• A) Initially, the national electorate consisted primarily of white, property-owning men.
• B) Until the end of the Civil War, African American men lacked the right to vote.
• C) Until 1920, women lacked the national right to vote.
• D) The ending of property qualifications was not widespread until the early twentieth century.
• E) Until 1971, states could block citizens from voting until they reached the age of 21.

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Cognitive Awareness

The recognition and understanding of one's own mental processes, including thoughts, feelings, and perceptions.

Personal Experience

An individual's own lived experiences, perceptions, and feelings, which shape their understanding and actions.

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The growth of an individual's understanding of the difference between right and wrong, largely influenced by cultural factors, teachings, and experiences.

Cognitive Growth

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