Question

The indian civil rights act of 1968 recognized native american issues but did not address ongoing problems with: a. religious freedom. b. voting discrimination. c. poverty. d. freedom of assembly.

Answer 1

howdy!

the answer is b. voting discrimination.

while the indian civil rights act addressed various civil rights concerns within native american communities, voting discrimination issues, such as those covered by the voting rights act of 1965, were separate and remained challenges that needed to be addressed through other legislation and legal efforts.