3. PART B: Which TWO phrases from the text best
support the answers to Part A?

A.) "Throughout history, however, many American
citizens have not been allowed to vote in local and
national elections... Cultural and political barriers
prevented racial minorities from heading to the
voting booth..." ( Paragraph 5)

B.) "Wallace refused, so Johnson took charge of
Alabama's National Guard and sent one thousand
military policemen and two thousand army troops
to escort protesters on a march from Selma to
Montgomery, Alabama." ( Paragraph 6)

C.) "Proponents of the Voting Rights Act wanted
everyone to be able to vote, and wanted everyone's
vote to matter equally." ( Paragraph 7)

D.) "The Voting Rights Act of 1965 had immediate
positive effects for minority voters. Nearly 250,000
black citizens registered to vote in 1965 alone." (
Paragraph 8)

E.) "A majority of the justices believed it was wrong to
require certain states to check with the federal
government every time they changed their voting
laws." ( Paragraph 9)

F.) "Technically, Congress can still override individual
changes as they arise, but critics are skeptical that
Congress will actually do this." ( Paragraph 11)