Why is the 17th Amendment significant?

A) It upholds the antitrust of the Northern Securities Company.

B) It requires the direct election of US senators by voters.

C) It allowed women to vote.

D) It spelled out illegal practices for businesses.

E) It investigated violations of federal regulations and found unfair ways of competition.

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Marco Bird

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13 July, 12:42

Why is the 17th Amendment significant?

A) It upholds the antitrust of the Northern Securities Company.

B) It requires the direct election of US senators by voters.

C) It allowed women to vote.

D) It spelled out illegal practices for businesses.

E) It investigated violations of federal regulations and found unfair ways of competition.

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Prego · Answer 1

The correct answer among the choices provided is option B. It requires the direct election of US senators by voters. This is important because people will have to vote for people who would represent their state in the US Senate. This makes the people take more control of the government.

Anahi Mercado · Answer 2

E. it investigated violations of federal regulations and found unfair ways competition