Question
A) Which of the following correctly describes the features of the Voting Rights Act of 1965? (1 point)
The Voting Rights Act protects the right to vote and requires access to ballots printed in multiple languages.
The Voting Rights Act protects the rights of the federal government from state regulations and laws.
The Voting Rights Act protects your right to donate money to candidates.
The Voting Rights Act protects the states' rights to enforce ballot procedures.
The Voting Rights Act protects the right to vote and requires access to ballots printed in multiple languages.
The Voting Rights Act protects the rights of the federal government from state regulations and laws.
The Voting Rights Act protects your right to donate money to candidates.
The Voting Rights Act protects the states' rights to enforce ballot procedures.
Answers
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The correct description of the features of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 is:
**The Voting Rights Act protects the right to vote and requires access to ballots printed in multiple languages.**
The Act was designed to eliminate racial discrimination in voting, ensuring that all citizens, particularly African Americans in the South, could exercise their right to vote without facing discriminatory practices. It also includes provisions for language access.
**The Voting Rights Act protects the right to vote and requires access to ballots printed in multiple languages.**
The Act was designed to eliminate racial discrimination in voting, ensuring that all citizens, particularly African Americans in the South, could exercise their right to vote without facing discriminatory practices. It also includes provisions for language access.