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Answer:
In the United States 27 amendments have been ratified. But, the United States has changed in history. 1776, Voting was controlled by individual state legislators. Only white men age 21 and older who owned land could vote. 1870, the 15th amendment eliminated racial barriers to voting. 1920, the 19th amendment gave women the right to vote. 1924, the Indian citizenship act granted Native Americans citizenship and voting rights. As time goes on changes began to proceed. United States got many different voting rights that made great impacts on where we are at today. As the amendments have flourished, remember the women, Africans and many others who put up a fight for there rights. Women had riots, protest and many other activities for them to be heard. Voting is very important especially for everyone to have a chance to do so.
Dear: Anna
I know it would be hard to adjust to the new food and place but you got this.Your father would be happy to hear how u have became when he gets out of the new place.The food can’t be that bad but if it is just try to get it from me and your father.The new place that you are at right now might be boring but once u get used to it you would be happy.Make sure you make new friends and do the things that makes you happy.
I don’t know if this would help you but I tried
Answer:
The personality traits Juan and Seker share in the above excerpts are: They both intelligent and smart
Explanation:
In the “Excerpt From The Most Beautiful Place In The World”, Juan who is a boy who lives with his Grandmother in Guatemala. He is very smart that he is going to pass first grade after 2 months to enable him go straight to second grade. Juan is showing he is Intelligent while in the “Excerpt From Seeker," it’s about a 16 year old boy named " Seeker" who wants to be a Noble Warrior instead of being a Teacher like his Father. Seeker is also very intelligent because he is the top student in his school.