Voting

Question 1

15th Amendment

Answer 1

forbids denying the right to vote based on race or color (only male)
(1870)

Question 2

19th Amendment

Answer 2

Gives women the right to vote
(1920)

Question 3

23rd Amendment

Answer 3

Gave people living in the District of Columbia the right to vote for President and Vice-President
(1961)

Question 4

24th Amendment

Answer 4

Forbids the use of a pull tax as a qualification for voting in elections
(1964)

Question 5

26th Amendment

Answer 5

The right to vote was extended to people 18 and older
(1971)

Question 6

Voter Apathy

Answer 6

Lack of interest in government

Question 7

Lack of Trust

Answer 7

Not trusting potential candidates

Question 8

Lack of Competition

Answer 8

believing there is one set winner and so there is no point in voting

Question 9

One Vote Theory

Answer 9

Assuming your vote doesn’t make a difference

Question 10

Failure to Register

Answer 10

literally just not registering to vote

Question 11

Cannot Voter

Answer 11

a person eligible by age, but disqualified or unable to vote
(voter fraud, criminal)

Question 12

Ballot Fatigue

Answer 12

only votes for top offices

Question 13

Media Influence

Answer 13

media attempts to influence your vote/opinion on those being voted on

Question 14

Vote Inconvenience

Answer 14

an excuse for not voting
(weather, etc.)

Question 15

Declining Party Identification

Answer 15

not identifying with a specific party

Question 16

Campaign Tactics

Answer 16

the means people running for go to to get your vote