the civil rights act expanded\n○ the role of women in government.\n○ states rights to control voting…

the civil rights act expanded\n○ the role of women in government.\n○ states rights to control voting processes.\n○ segregation in public facilities.\n○ the federal governments power.

the civil rights act expanded\n○ the role of women in government.\n○ states rights to control voting processes.\n○ segregation in public facilities.\n○ the federal governments power.

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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was a landmark piece of legislation in the United States. It aimed to end discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. One of its effects was to strengthen the federal government's power to enforce equal - rights provisions, for example, by allowing the federal government to intervene in cases of discrimination in public facilities and employment. It did not expand the role of women in government specifically as its main focus was civil rights. It also did not expand states' rights to control voting processes; rather, it restricted discriminatory voting practices. And it was against segregation in public facilities, not an expansion of it.

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the federal government's power.