Question

on june 2, 1924, the united states passed the indian citizenship act granting citizenship to all native america state law. which civil right was still denied to many native americans after the passage of this act? o the right to vote o the right to free speech o the right to own property o the right to assemble freely

Explanation:

After the 1924 Indian Citizenship Act, many states used legal loopholes (like literacy tests, property requirements) to deny Native Americans the right to vote. Free speech, property ownership, and free assembly rights were not systematically denied to them post - act in the same way as voting rights.

Answer:

A. the right to vote