False because there were priests and there were no councils elected by citizens
Answer:
15th Amendment.
Explanation:
The 15th Amendment of the Constitution of America allowed all men to vote without racism and discrimination. The law after the Civil War granted the rights to the African Americans (now freed) to vote. Before ratifying the amendment, only white men in America were allowed to vote and elect the government. The 15th Amendment was rectified during the Reconstruction era along with other Amendments like the 13th and 14th.
I think it’s the Judicial
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Answer:
In 1863, San Francisco adopted a law that criminalized a person appearing in "dress not belonging to his or her sex"
The issue of suffrage caused controversy<span> because men didn't believewomen were capable of being able to have their own opinions tovote.</span>
