7.4.2 test (cst): civic and political participation\nwhich diagram best illustrates how the passage of the…

7.4.2 test (cst): civic and political participation\nwhich diagram best illustrates how the passage of the fifteenth amendment changed voting rights in the united states?\na. states were no longer allowed to impose poll taxes on citizens. → african americans no longer had to pass special tests to vote.\nclick here for long description\nb. gender no longer barred citizens from voting. → women were now guaranteed the right to vote.\nclick here for long description\nc. age no longer barred citizens from voting. → otherwise - qualifying adults were now guaranteed the right to vote.\nclick here for long description\nd. race no longer barred citizens from voting. → african americans were guaranteed the right to vote.

7.4.2 test (cst): civic and political participation\nwhich diagram best illustrates how the passage of the fifteenth amendment changed voting rights in the united states?\na. states were no longer allowed to impose poll taxes on citizens. → african americans no longer had to pass special tests to vote.\nclick here for long description\nb. gender no longer barred citizens from voting. → women were now guaranteed the right to vote.\nclick here for long description\nc. age no longer barred citizens from voting. → otherwise - qualifying adults were now guaranteed the right to vote.\nclick here for long description\nd. race no longer barred citizens from voting. → african americans were guaranteed the right to vote.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

The Fifteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibited the federal government and each state from denying a citizen the right to vote based on that citizen's "race, color, or previous condition of servitude." It guaranteed African - Americans the right to vote.

Answer:

D. Race no longer barred citizens from voting. → African Americans were guaranteed the right to vote.