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the states
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When did Wisconsin had the right to vote?
they had the right to vote in 1777 when the united states government decided that they had a large enough population to vote on the constitution and the bill of rights
Under the Constitution who has the power to determine who can vote?
The states
Under the Constitution which government decides who can vote?
State
Is it against the law not to vote under the constitution?
No. It is a privilege, not a right or a duty.
When did Arkansas to change its constitution black people the right to vote?
when did Arkansas let black people vote
Did the people vote directly to ratify the US Constitution?
No
When did Arkansas change its Constitution allowing black people to vote?
when did arkansas let black people vote
Who can vote under U.S. Constitution?
citizens that are over 18 years of age
Is the majority vote of the people sufficient enough to change the constitution?
No. The people have no direct way to change the US constitution.
According to the constitution where the decision made about which people can vote?
the states
What is an Admendment to the consutution of the US?
An Amendment is a new clause introduced into the body of the constitution when the people (congress) feels that a particular subject is not dealt with appropriately. For instance: When the constitution was first drafted all "men" were given the right to vote, however the definition of men required that they be male land-owners. When we as a culture decided that everyone should be allowed to vote, we had to change the language in the constitution by introducing the amendments to allow women and non-whites to vote.
What happens when the people want a law that is not covered by the constitution?
The people can then vote directly by states to add a special section to the Constitution.
