Jenna is waiting in line to vote in the election for her county, when an elections worker tells her that only men are allowed to vote at this polling station. What is The major evidence the lawyer could use to defend Jenna using the 19th amendment?

A men were allowed to vote

B other women were allowed to vote

C Jenna's age on Election Day

D Jenna's testimony from that day

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Tristen Suarez

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17 May, 15:56

Jenna is waiting in line to vote in the election for her county, when an elections worker tells her that only men are allowed to vote at this polling station. What is The major evidence the lawyer could use to defend Jenna using the 19th amendment?

A men were allowed to vote

B other women were allowed to vote

C Jenna's age on Election Day

D Jenna's testimony from that day

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Abbigail Sexton · Answer 1

The 19th amendment states that you may not be turned down because of your sex so the answer is A because men were voting women can vote as well

A is correct

Serenity Moore · Answer 2

Answer: B

Explanation: The 19th amendment gave women the right to vote and says no one can be denied the right to vote on account of sex (male or female).