Quantifiable Evidence Indicates That the Voting Rights Act of 1965

question 106

Multiple Choice

Quantifiable evidence indicates that the Voting Rights Act of 1965

• A) led to vote fraud and corruption in most state and federal elections.
• B) was an unreasonable infringement on the rights of the southern states as guaranteed under the Tenth Amendment.
• C) had no noticeable impact on voter registration among African Americans in the South.
• D) caused a dramatic increase in the proportion of southern African Americans who were registered to vote.

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