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Only all white, landowning males could vote
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The last religious prerequisite for voting was eliminated
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Nearly all white male adults could vote due to the elimination of property ownership and tax requirements.
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Protected voting rights of adult male citizens of any race and gave former slaves the right to vote.
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Women won the right to vote.
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Allowed voters of the District of Columbia to participate in presidential elections.
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Poll tax was banned for voting in federal elections.
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Voter registration drive in Selma, Alabama from Martin Luther King Jr. to draw attention for African-American voting rights.
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Allows 18-year-olds to vote.