Who has the Right to Vote in the United States?

The video discusses the complexities of voting rights in the US, highlighting that while most citizens over 18 can vote, millions are still disenfranchised, including residents of US territories and certain individuals deemed unfit. Historical instances of voter fraud, such as the 'dead vote' in Chicago, are mentioned alongside the evolution of voting rights through constitutional amendments. Despite these advancements, voter apathy remains a significant issue, with only 60% turnout in 2016. The video concludes with a hopeful note on the diverse electorate expected in the 2020 election.

Which group of people is mentioned as being unable to vote in the 2016 US general election?

• Residents of unincorporated US territories

• Residents of US states

• Residents of foreign countries

• Residents of Washington D.C.

What unusual voting occurrence was reported in Chicago between 2006 and 2016?

• Voting by deceased individuals

• Voting by animals

• Voting by underage individuals

• Voting by non-citizens

What was the original voting restriction set by the founding fathers in the US Constitution?

• Only military personnel could vote

• Only women could vote

• Only people over 30 could vote

• Only white land-owning males could vote

Which amendment granted voting rights to black men in the United States?

• 15th Amendment

• 1st Amendment

• 19th Amendment

• 26th Amendment

What percentage of eligible voters participated in the 2016 US election?

• 70%

• 50%

• 80%

• 60%