Voting History
Landmark Legislation
Modern Voting
Terminology
Fun
100

The 15th Amendment, which granted African Americans the right to vote was passed in what year?

What is 1869?

100

This Amendment, implemented in 1920, officially gave women the right to vote

What is the 19th Amendment?

100

This group, often referred to as “first-time voters,” has been increasingly influential in elections, particularly in minority communities. 

What are young voters?

100

In order to vote, these two types documentation 

are necessary to register 

What is proof of ID and residence?

100

____ people died in Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible”. 

What is 20?

200

500 nonviolent civil rights activists marched in Alabama to demand a need for more/better African American voting rights

What is the Selma to Montgomery March?

200

This 1965 legislation aimed to eliminate various forms of voting discrimination, particularly against African Americans in the South?

What is the Voting Rights Acts?

200

In the 2020 presidential election, this demographic group saw a significant increase in voter turnout, reaching approximately 50% for the first time. 

What are Black voters? 

200

This test used as a qualification to vote, banned in 1965, prevented many poor POC and also some poor white people from qualifying to vote.

What is literacy tests?

200

JHS employs what number of staff?

125 teachers and staff

300

When could non English speaking Hispanic (and other minority) women vote?

When is 1975?

300
This Act allowed immigrant Asian American Women the right to vote in 1952

Immigration and Nationality Act

300

This new method of voting allows citizens to submit their vote well before the official voting day, helping many people who otherwise wouldn’t be able to vote due to complications. 

what is mail-in-vote or absentee ballot?

300

This term describes the practice of drawing district lines in a way that gives one political party an advantage over others, often impacting minority representation. 

What is gerrymandering? 

300

This movie length documentary is shown in Health. 

What is “Food, Inc.”

400

This 2018 March organized by students in DC led to landmark gun laws aimed to protect student and citizens from gun violence. Hint: happened after the parkland shooting  

What is, the March For Our Lives.

400

The Shelby v Holder decision was passed by the Supreme Court in 2013, overturning key parts of what landmark legislation ?

What is, the Voting Rights Act?

400

These two states have restricted the accessibility of  ballot drop boxes to just 1 per county or 100,000 people, which is likely to affect voters of color and young voters. 

What is Iowa and Georgia?

400

This method of voting protects the identity and vote of voters in our election.

what is the secret ballot?
400

JCSD was created in what year?

1914

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