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After the passage of the Civil Rights Act, civil rights activists wanted to

overturn the Fifteenth Amendment.
overturn the Twenty-Fourth Amendment.
elect John F. Kennedy.
improve voting rights in the South.

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Answer:

  • Improve voting rights in the South.

Explanation:

Casting a ballot limitations included education tests and survey charges which constrained the capacity of blacks to cast a ballot in the South. Social liberties activists battled to have a law passed which would ban the act of utilizing casting a ballot confinements. The Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965 which expresses state and local level barriers to casting a ballot must be expelled.

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The Civil Rights  activists wanted to improve voting rights in the South.

What was overturned by the Civil Rights Act?

The  Civil Rights Act of 1964 is known to have created a Commission on Civil Rights.

This was a set up  civil rights division that is in the Department of Justice, and it was said to have repealed a Reconstruction-era law that has granted the president the power to use the military. It's  activists also wanted to improve voting rights in the South.

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