Voting Rights Act of 1965

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What was the main purpose of the Voting Rights Act of 1965?

  • To ensure the right to vote for millions of Americans denied based on their color (correct)
  • To regulate the voting process for the presidential elections
  • To establish a new political party for colored Americans
  • To restrict voting rights for certain American citizens

What does President Lyndon B. Johnson imply about the denial of voting rights?

  • It is a reasonable practice based on historical norms
  • It is a result of the democratic process
  • It is a necessary measure for maintaining social order
  • It is unjustifiable and goes against American principles (correct)

According to President Lyndon B. Johnson, what should no true American deny?

  • The right to own property
  • The opportunity to hold public office
  • The right to vote for all Americans (correct)
  • The freedom of speech for all citizens

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