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What was the importance of the 15th Amendment to the civil rights movement? It guaranteed voting rights to all Americans. It protected all Americans from discrimination, It promised to uphold civil rights
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What was the importance of the 15th Amendment to the civil rights movement?

It guaranteed voting rights to all Americans.
It protected all Americans from discrimination,
It promised to uphold civil rights for all Americans.
It granted citizenship to African Americans.
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It guaranteed voting rights to all Americans.

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