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17 May, 18:07

Why was gerrymandering effective?

a.

It was ineffective therefore it was eliminated.

c.

It allowed minorities to vote in any district within the state.

b.

It allowed states to clump all minorities into one area and thus allowing the ward to have one vote per issue.

d.

It was a means of annexing parts of a state to remove the minority vote.

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  1. 17 May, 21:19
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    Answer: the answer is B

    Explanation:

    It allowed states to clump all minorities into one area and thus allowing the ward to have one vote per issue.
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