Voting Rights in the United States

By sierra_raee

  • Constitution is ratified

    Only white males who owned property could vote.

  • Religious qualifications dropped

    the last qualification to vote was taken away.

  • Property requirements dropped

    Now almost all adult males could vote because you didn't have to have property requirements

  • 15th Amendment

    This gave former slaves the right to vote and also protected the voting rights of men of any race

  • 19th Amendment

    Women's Suffrage is guaranteed

  • 23rd Amendment

    Now the District of Columbia can now participate in Presidential elections

  • 24th Amendment

    Banned poll tax as a requirement for Federal elections

  • Votings Rights Act of 1965

    This protected the rights of minority voters and eliminated voting barriers like the literacy test

  • 26th Amendment

    This set the minumum age requirement for voting to 18.

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