The 26th amendment to the U.S. constitution changed the voting age. This amendment was approved the U.S. congress on March 23, 1971. A significant contextual element at the time was the Vietnam War. Soldiers were being drafted to go to war (selected by lottery), but could not legally vote at the time. This idea contributed to the idea of lowering the voting age from 21 to 18.
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c. The majority of African-American women in the South could not vote because of poll taxes and tests.
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President Woodrow Wilson's ideal of the Progressive Freedom was aimed at bringing widespread Reformation by eliminating government corruption, granting voting rights to women, eliminating racism against African Americans, ban of alcohol sale, etc.
However, while this brought about some changes, it did not grant suffrage to African American women especially in the South as they were. Restricted from voting because of poll taxes and tests.
Answer: Mussolini and Hitler had similar ways of thinking. Stalin did not. They were on opposite ends of the spectrum. Stalin was communist, Hitler and Mussolini were Fascist. So their political views were wildly different.
However, they were all very ambitious, stubborn and intelligent people. They were all awful no doubt, but their intelligence can’t denied. They all managed to convince/fool an entire race into conforming to an extreme belief, which is destructive to others.
I guess the single most important trait they had in common was that they were all manipulative.
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