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What did each amendment/act do?

What did each amendment/act do?. Before the civil war who could vote? 15 th amendment 19 th amendment Congressional Act of 1924 23 rd amendment 24 th Amendment (1964) and Voting Rights Act of 1965 26 th Amendment. What did each amendment/act do?. Before the civil war who could vote?

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What did each amendment/act do?

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  1. What did each amendment/act do? • Before the civil war who could vote? • 15th amendment • 19th amendment • Congressional Act of 1924 • 23rd amendment • 24th Amendment (1964) and Voting Rights Act of 1965 • 26th Amendment

  2. What did each amendment/act do? • Before the civil war who could vote? • 15th amendment • 19th amendment • Congressional Act of 1924 • 23rd amendment • 24th Amendment (1964) and Voting Rights Act of 1965 • 26th Amendment • White males, older, owned land, tax payer • Minority males (mostly African Americans) • Women • Native Americans • Wash. DC Residents • Outlawed lit. test and poll tax • Lower voting age to 18

  3. Guided Reading • Presidential Election Years • Lose patience/knowledge as move down ballot • Resident aliens • Think their vote does not matter • Reported results in east discourage voters in west • Lack of interest

  4. Guided Reading- #7 Vote Don’t Vote Lower income • Higher income

  5. Guided Reading- #7 Vote Don’t Vote Lower income “Blue Collar” • Higher income • “White collar”

  6. Guided Reading- #7 Vote Don’t Vote Lower income “Blue Collar” Less educated • Higher income • “White collar” • More educated

  7. Guided Reading- #7 Vote Don’t Vote Lower income “Blue Collar” Less educated Under 35 • Higher income • “White collar” • More educated • Over 35

  8. Guided Reading- #7 Vote Don’t Vote Lower income “Blue Collar” Less educated Under 35 Men • Higher income • “White collar” • More educated • Over 35 • Women

  9. Guided Reading- #7 Vote Don’t Vote Lower income “Blue Collar” Less educated Under 35 Men weak • Higher income • “White collar” • More educated • Over 35 • Women • strong

  10. Guided Reading Chart Democrats Republicans 9. Higher 8. Lower

  11. Income • 2008 results

  12. Guided Reading Chart Democrats Republicans 9. Higher 11. More 8. Lower 10. Less

  13. 2008 Education Results

  14. Guided Reading Chart Democrats Republicans 9. Higher 11. More 13. men/older 8. Lower 10. Less 12. women/younger

  15. 2008 Gender Results

  16. 2008 Age Results

  17. Guided Reading Chart Democrats Republicans 9. Higher 11. More 13. men/older 15. Protestants 8. Lower 10. Less 12. women/younger 14. Catholics/Jews

  18. 2008 Religion Results

  19. Guided Reading Chart Democrats Republicans 9. Higher 11. More 13. men/older 15. Protestants 17. Whites 8. Lower 10. Less 12. women/younger 14. Catholics/Jews 16. African Americans, most other minority groups

  20. 2008 Race Results

  21. Guided Reading Chart Democrats Republicans 9. Higher 11. More 13. men/older 15. Protestants 17. Whites 19. Rural/Suburban 8. Lower 10. Less 12. women/younger 14. Catholics/Jews 16. African Americans, most other minority groups 18. Urban

  22. 2008 Geography Results

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