Question

What did the 15th amendment to the constitution guarantee?

A. The right for all people to be free from slavery
B. That all men and women were protected equally by the law regardless of race
C. The right to a fair trial
D. The right to free speech
E. The right for all men to vote regardless of race

Answer 1

E. The right for all men to vote regardless of race

Answer 2

Option E

Step-by-step explanation:

The 15th amendment was the amendment that was established in 1869 and not only did it allow African American men to vote, but it also allowed any man to vote regardless of the race, so your answer is option E or "The right for all men to vote regardless of race." Not option A because the right for all people to be free from slavery was the 13th amendment. Not option B because it's again the 13th amendment to be protected regardless of race by the government also to be free from past slave holders. Not the right to a fair trial or option C because that is the sixth amendment. Not option D because the right to free speech is indeed the first amendment.

Your answer is option E.

Hope this helps.