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Ch11 Voting

Key Terms from Chap 11

QuestionAnswer
Qualifications to Vote - Age - Residency - Citizenship -Registration
When did Native Americans get the right to vote? 1924 (Snyder Act)
15th Amendment Suffrage for blacks (1870)
17th Amendment Popular election (directly by the people) of 2 US Senators from each state (1913)
19th Amendment Suffrage for women (1920)
23rd Amendment Washington DC given electors in Electoral College (like a state) (1961)
24th Amendment Prohibits federal and state governments from imposing "poll tax" (1964)
26th Amendment Voting age to 18 (1971)
Disenfranchise Take away the right to vote (suffrage)
Restrictions Placed on Black Voters 1. Literacy Test 2. Poll Taxes 3. Grandfather Clause 4. White Primary 5. Ku Klux Klan
White Primary Prohibiting blacks from voting in the Primary elections, where most of the General election results were determined
Largest Minority in the US Hispanics
Efficacy Extent to which a person believes they can have an effect on government.
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