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Harry Truman did not support the 26th Amendment. The vietnam war was going on and government stated if the youth can fight wars, pay taxes and go through the justice system they should be able to vote...Harry Truman wanted to raise the age of voters to 25.
Answer:
primary source:
1. “a letter from mahatma gandhi to his cousin- 1915”
2. “autobiography: the story of my experiments...- 1948”
3. “gandhi urges calm should be seized- 1922”.
and the rest are secondary
Explanation:
the question states Gandhi lived from 1869 to 1948. each answer has a year after it so really the only answers that make sense are the ones that were recorded while he was still alive so that he could confirm them.
