Answer:
Voting Rights Act.
Explanation:
The Voting Rights Act of 1965, approved by President Johnson, aimed at addressing legislative obstacles at the local and state level that prohibited African Americans from using their right to vote as provided by the 15th amendment of the constitution of the United States. The law forbade literacy testing and called for the installation of Federal examiners (with the authority to register registered people to vote) in those counties with a history of voter prejudice.
The correct answer is that leaders had clear differences of opinion about federal and state power.
Ratifying amendments is a an example of a reserved power that is exclusive to the state governments. In the Article Five, which is part of the Constitution, shows about ratifying of new amendments and is referred to as "reserved powers of the states".
The answer would be choice C.
Answer:
they were being accepted
Explanation:
African Americans were slowly accepted into the participation of society- they were even recognized for their contribution to sports and music.
Answer:
Failing to free american hostages in iran.
Explanation:
