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The Twenty-Fourth Amendment allowed women to vote, doubling the voting population of the United States.
The Twenty-Fourth Amendment allowed women to vote, doubling the voting population of the United States.
The Twenty-Fourth Amendment gave citizenship to Indigenous Americans, allowing them the right to vote.
The Twenty-Fourth Amendment gave citizenship to Indigenous Americans, allowing them the right to vote.
The Twenty-Fourth Amendment prohibited discriminatory laws, expanding the voting rights of minority populations.
The Twenty-Fourth Amendment prohibited discriminatory laws, expanding the voting rights of minority populations.
The Twenty-Fourth Amendment gave suffrage rights to Black women, expanding the voting population.
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The statement that best analyzes the historical impact of the Twenty-Fourth Amendment for Americans is:
"The Twenty-Fourth Amendment prohibited discriminatory laws, expanding the voting rights of minority populations."
This amendment, ratified in 1964, specifically prohibits the use of poll taxes in federal elections, which were used to disenfranchise Black voters and other minority groups, thereby expanding access to voting rights.
