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prohibited discriminatory practices in voting, such as literacy tests a…

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prohibited discriminatory practices in voting, such as literacy tests and poll taxes.
declared school segregation unconstitutional.
granted african american men the right to vote.
abolished slavery and ended involuntary servitude.
voting rights act (1965)
13th amendment (1865)
15th amendment (1870)
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Explanation:

Brief Explanations

To match the events with the correct legislative actions/Amendments:

  1. The 13th Amendment (1865) abolished slavery and involuntary servitude. So the box "Abolished slavery and ended involuntary servitude" connects to "13th Amendment (1865)".
  2. The 15th Amendment (1870) granted African American men the right to vote. So the box "Granted African American men the right to vote" connects to "15th Amendment (1870)".
  3. The Voting Rights Act (1965) prohibited discriminatory practices in voting like literacy tests and poll taxes. So the box "Prohibited discriminatory practices in voting, such as literacy tests and poll taxes" connects to "Voting Rights Act (1965)".
  4. The event "Declared school segregation unconstitutional" is related to the Brown v. Board of Education case, but if we assume a missing connection (maybe a typo or missed Amendment), but from the given, the remaining connection for the last dashed box (if we consider the first three matched) - but based on the given, the key matches are as above.

Answer:

  • "Abolished slavery and ended involuntary servitude" → "13th Amendment (1865)"
  • "Granted African American men the right to vote" → "15th Amendment (1870)"
  • "Prohibited discriminatory practices in voting, such as literacy tests and poll taxes" → "Voting Rights Act (1965)"
  • "Declared school segregation unconstitutional" would typically relate to Brown v. Board of Education, but in the given set, if we assume a missing element, but the main matches are the three above.