When Congress Passed the Voting Rights Act of 1970 and Lowered

question 6

Multiple Choice

 When Congress passed the Voting Rights Act of 1970 and lowered the voting age to eighteen, 

• A) the president vetoed the act. 
• B) the Fourteenth Amendment was overturned. 
• C) the Supreme Court declared the adjustment unconstitutional. 
• D) thirty-five state governors protested the change. 
• E) the number of eligible voters instantly doubled.

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