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Members of the declaration of independents

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        1776 Only People with Land Are Allowed to Vote

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        1776 Only People with Land Are Allowed to Vote

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The right to vote during the colonial and Revolutionary periods is given to white males who are over the age of 21 and owned property...ONLY.

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(John Adams of Massachusetts, Benjamin Franklin of Pennsylvania, Thomas Jefferson of Virginia, Robert R. Livingston of New York, and Roger Sherman of Connecticut, etc.)

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Governors of every state allowed this act. 

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Owning property, having a certain religion, or not being a citizen will no longer be needed as a requirement to vote as a white male.

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Woman Arrested for attempting to vote in presidential electing. Formerly enslaved women appear at a polling booth in Michigan demanding a ballot.

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1870 All U.S Citizens Regardless of Race is Allowed to Vote

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1870 All U.S Citizens Regardless of Race is Allowed to Vote

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15th Amendment passed. It states that the right to vote cannot be denied by the federal or state governments based on race.

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Women are protesting for the right to vote

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Led  American suffragist

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Allowed by the house of representatives.

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The 19th amendment pass, giving women the right to vote in both Federal and state elections.

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1952 People with Asian Ancestry can Vote

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1952 People with Asian Ancestry can Vote

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In 1964 you had to pay taxes in order to vote or have rights 

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by President John F. Kennedy

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26th Amendment passed, granting voting rights to 18-year-olds. The amendment is largely a result of Vietnam War protests demanding a lowering of the voting age on the premise that people who are old enough to fight are old enough to vote.

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1993 Voting materials are in Various languages

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1993 Voting materials are in Various languages

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Amendments to the Voting Rights Act require that certain voting materials be printed in languages besides English