Question 10 • US History
The Twenty-sixth Amendment lowered the voting age from 21 to 18. This gave young people a greater voice in choosing leaders and shaping policies, including decisions about the Vietnam War and the draft. It did not end the draft or limit the president’s power to increase it, so the best choice is “It lowered the voting age, which helped make young people less skeptical.”
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