Historically,controlling Who Was Able to Vote Was an Important Tool

question 37

Multiple Choice

Historically,controlling who was able to vote was an important tool:

• A) for those who wanted to keep other groups out of power.
• B) to discourage some from participating in policy making.
• C) to attract greater participation in the political system.
• D) for those seeking to create policy that was beneficial for all.

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