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1. Which article in the US Constitution describes the process that the country would undergo to elect its president and vice-president?_________(number)
Article II
2. In _____(year), the first presidential election was held.
1789
3. In 1820s-1830's, most of the states said only _______ men who owned _________could vote.
White, Property
4. Suffrage means: ___________________________.
The right to vote
5. Women, such as Lucretia Mott and Elezabeth Cady Stanton, began to form groups that fought for what?____________________________.
The right for women to vote
6. True or False...In 1850, literacy tests were created to prevent immigrants and blacks from voting. _______
True
7. Congress adopted the 14th Amendment to the constitution to protect all U.S. men and women who were at least 21 year old from voting obstacles. True or False? __________
False
8. In 1869, congress adopted the ____th Amendment which took the 14th amendment a step further by formally granting all men the right to vote, regardless of their race or color.
15th
9. Name 2 obstacles used by some states in the 1880s that prevented blacks from voting?
They used poll taxes the couldn't pay, and ballot boxes they couldn't read.
10. On August 18th, _____ (year), the 19th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified gtranting women the right to vote.
1920
11. True or False, blacks won the right to vote in 1869. _______
True
12. On July 1, ____(year), the 26th Amendment was ratified, lowering the minimum voting age from 21 to 18.
1971
13. Why was the voting age lowered from 21 to 18 years of age? _______________________________
_______________________________
A Constitutional Amendment ratified by the States, changed the age in all elections.
14. Why do you think it is important to vote?
If you don't vote you might not get the president you want.