G2+Question+3

= 3) What arguments were made in favor of extending rights to your group? =

As you research your question, keep track of:

= = When the Voting Rights Act was passed 46 years ago, poll taxes and literacy tests were among the tactics used to prevent African-Americans and other racial and language minorities from voting. Modern day efforts to suppress voter turnout and registration have taken many forms including photo ID requirements; proof of citizenship requirements for registration; reducing the number of days for early voting; restrictions on third-party voter registration activities; limiting the opportunity to make an address change at the polls on election day; systematic purges of registered voters; challenges to student voters as non-residents; unfounded allegations of voter fraud; and moving or closing precincts in minority communities. www.aclu.org%2Fkey-issues?gname=i21-civil-rights

These issues still need to be resolved.

=I did this stuff=
 * What questions do you still have that relate to the topic? What did your topic cause you to wonder about?
 * Cite your sources in MLA format. (You may use BIBME or Citation Machine)