Question

what was the impact of the 1963 march on washington?
it led immediately to the passage of the voting rights act of 1965
it brought national attention to civil rights issues and helped pass federal legislation for voters
it forced president kennedy to end segregation in america’s schools

Explanation:

The 1963 March on Washington, with MLK’s "I Have a Dream" speech, brought national attention to civil rights, united leaders, and pressured the government. The option "It brought national attention to civil rights issues and helped pass federal legislation for voters" aligns: the march raised awareness and contributed to later acts like the Voting Rights Act (though the act was 1965, the march’s impact included mobilizing for such legislation and spotlighting civil rights. The first option is incorrect as the Voting Rights Act came later, and the third is too vague.

Answer:

The option "It brought national attention to civil rights issues and helped pass federal legislation for voters" (assuming it's the middle option, but based on content, this is the correct description of the march’s impact: raising awareness and aiding in voter - related civil rights legislation push).