According to the Fifteenth Amendment, on what basis could citizens no longer be denied the

right to vote?

OA

on the basis of employment

B.

on the basis of gender

C.

on the basis of race or color

D.

on the basis of religion

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Jaylon Chambers

4 August, 09:45

According to the Fifteenth Amendment, on what basis could citizens no longer be denied the

right to vote?

OA

on the basis of employment

B.

on the basis of gender

C.

on the basis of race or color

D.

on the basis of religion

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Seamus Mathis · Answer 1

C. on the basis of race or color

explanation: the 15th amendment is the "right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude."

Wall · Answer 2

The answer is C

Explanation : The 15th Amendment, and i quote says, "right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any state on the account of race, color, or previous conditions of servitude."

In simpler terms, this means that African American men's right to vote cannot be taken away

According to the Fifteenth Amendment, on what basis could citizens no longer be denied theright to vote?OAon the basis of employmentB.on the basis of genderC.on the basis of race or colorD.on the basis of religion

According to the Fifteenth Amendment, on what basis could citizens no longer be denied the

right to vote?

OA

on the basis of employment

B.

on the basis of gender

C.

on the basis of race or color

D.

on the basis of religion