The 15th Amendment EXPLAINED!

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The 15th Amendment is an important rule in the United States that was added to the Constitution in 1870. It says that the right to vote cannot be taken away from someone just because of their skin color or race. This means that all men, no matter their race or color, have the right to vote and participate in choosing their government leaders. The 15th Amendment helped to make the United States more equal and fair by giving everyone a chance to have a say in how the country is run.

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