Amendment XV: Race and the Right to Vote

The right to vote was not always granted to all Americans, which is a horrible blemish on American history, nevertheless this crucial right is held under the Fifteenth Amendment. Readers will examine its historical background, its challenges, and its successes. Readers will come to understand the necessity of ensuring voting rights in contemporary America.

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Review: Amendment XV: Race and the Right to Vote"If you have students who struggle with understanding the Constitution, these books will help them out immensely."—Library Media Connection, October 2009
Library Bound Book List: $50.83 / S&L: $40.66
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Reading Level: 10-12+

Interest Level: 10-12+

Product type: Library Bound Book
ISBN: 978-0-7377-4327-2
Copyright: 2009
Language: English

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