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Q: Did the fifteenth amendment mention gender?
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Why did Susan Anthony b believe she had the right to vote?

Because, the fifteenth amendment did not mention gender!


Susan B. Anthony believed she had the right to vote because?

She believed she had the right to vote because the Founding Fathers stated that "everybody was created equal", and if men were allowed to vote, she and other women could too! The Fifteenth Amendment didn't mention gender.


Which amendment Prohibits the government from denying a person right to vote on the basis of race?

The fifteenth amendment of the Constitution.


What is a sentence with the words fifteenth amendment in it?

The fifteenth Amendment is in the history book


Is fifteenth capitalized?

no, unless its the Fifteenth Amendment.


What made the election of hundreds of African American leaders to local state and Congressional offices possible during the 1870s?

The passage of the Fifteenth Amendment


What does the fifthteen amendment guarantee?

What does the fifteenth amendment guarantee


What year was the Fifteenth Amendment passed in?

The Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution was passed on February 3, 1870.


What amendment to the US constitution provided for the right to vote regardless of race?

The fifteenth amendment of the Declaration of Independence declared that people of color had the right to vote.


What is taken from your because of the fifteenth amendment?

Nothing!


What does the fifteenth amendment do for America?

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What is the19th amendment?

The Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution provided suffrage for women in 1920. Although the Fifteenth Amendment had given suffrage to every American citizen, women were not covered in that legislation. The Nineteenth Amendment, included 'by gender' as one of the discriminations that could not be allowed to stop a citizen from voting.