Since 1789, the history of American suffrage has been characterized by
A- a slow decline in the size of the American electorate.
B- a gradual decrease in the number of women who vote.
C-increased federal power over voting rights.
D- an increase in the number of restrictions on the right to vote.

There has actually been an decrease in the number of restrictions on the right to vote. But Congress and the Court have gradually intruded on the power states have over elections in the name of civil rights.

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Since 1789, the history of American suffrage has been characterized by A- a slow decline in the size of the American electorate. B- a gradual decrease in the number of women who vote. C-increased federal power over voting rights. D- an increase in the number of restrictions on the right to vote.

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Since 1789, the history of American suffrage has been characterized by
A- a slow decline in the size of the American electorate.
B- a gradual decrease in the number of women who vote.
C-increased federal power over voting rights.
D- an increase in the number of restrictions on the right to vote.