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Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Name
Class
Date
1.
For many years in the United States, some people was not allowed to vote.
a)
people were
b)
people are
c)
people is
d)
Make no change
2.
Native Americans, African Americans, and women had to waited many years before they could vote.
a)
had to waiting
b)
had to wait
c)
have to waited
d)
Make no change
3.
In the 1800s, women beginned to speak out about the right to vote.
a)
began to speak
b)
begins to speak
c)
beginning to speak
d)
Make no change
4.
In 1848, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott held a convention in New York to fight for women's rights.
a)
woman's rights
b)
womens rights
c)
womens' rights
d)
Make no change
5.
Many people believed that letting women vote was a dangerously idea.
a)
danger
b)
dangerouser
c)
dangerous
d)
Make no change
6.
In 1870, African American men final gained the right to vote.
a)
finaler
b)
finally
c)
finalist
d)
Make no change
7.
Southern states quicker passed laws to deny African Americans this right.
a)
quickest
b)
quick
c)
quickly
d)
Make no change
8.
All voters had to pay an unfair poll tax before they could vote.
a)
a unfair
b)
a more unfair
c)
an unfairer
d)
Make no change
9.
In 1924, Congress passing a law giving Native Americans voting rights.
a)
passed
b)
pass
c)
was passing
d)
Make no change
10.
Today more people than ever has the right to vote.
a)
had
b)
have
c)
is having
d)
Make no change
11.
Surprisingly, only about 55 percent of Americans who can vote actually do vote.
a)
which
b)
whose
c)
whom
d)
Make no change
12.
By voting, they can help make decisions for ourselves.
a)
them
b)
itself
c)
themselves
d)
Make no change
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