Protecting the rights of citizens is the responsibility of

1)

judges.

2)

laws.

3)

citizens.

4)

all of the above.

The Fourteenth Amendment

1)

abolished slavery.

2)

gave African Americans citizenship.

3)

set separate but equal standards.

4)

outlawed racial discrimination

The Twenty-Fourth Amendment ended

1)

racial discrimination.

2)

equal protection.

3)

the poll tax.

4)

all of the above.

What did the most recent voting rights amendment do?

1)

It allowed foreign students in the United States to vote.

2)

It took the vote away from people who have committed crimes.

3)

It gave the vote to naturalized citizens.

4)

It lowered the voting age to 18 in all elections.