The reader can infer from the Article that In the 1960s and 1970s, people who were against lowering the voting age probably
A didn't believe 18-year-olds would be mature enough to make decisions that affected
the country.
B
Before the 26th Amendment was passed in 1971, nobody under the age of 21 had a
say in choosing their state leaders.
с
Out of all the amendments that extended voting rights in America, the 19th
Amendment likely got the least support and activism nationwide.
D
Lawmakers who passed the Indian Citizenship Act were focused only on giving native
peoples the right to vote in presidential elections.