Question

the twenty - sixth amendment to the us constitution, ratified during the vietnam war,
resulted in the removal of us troops from vietnam.
limited the power of the president to commit us forces.
repealed the gulf of tonkin resolution.
lowered the voting age to eighteen.

Explanation:

The Twenty - Sixth Amendment to the US Constitution, ratified in 1971 during the Vietnam War, was mainly about the voting age. The idea was that if 18 - year - olds could be drafted to fight in the war (as was the case in the Vietnam War), they should have the right to vote.

• The removal of US troops from Vietnam was a result of various political decisions and peace negotiations, not the 26th Amendment.
• Limiting the president's power to commit US forces was more related to the War Powers Resolution (1973) rather than the 26th Amendment.
• Repealing the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution was also a separate legislative action.

Answer:

lowered the voting age to eighteen.