The passage below is the first section of the fifteenth amendment. the right of citizens of the united states to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the united states or by any state on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude. which of the following groups would have had the strongest reason to object to the ratification of this amendment? (1 point) select one: a. radical republicans b. labor union organizers c. women's rights activists d. former slaves

The correct answer is A) Radical Republicans.

The group that would have had the strongest reason to object to the ratification of this amendment is Radical Republicans.

Women Rights activists always fought for their rights and the possibility to vote in the elections. It took them many years to vote. Formers slaves wanted liberty and live a life of dignity and respect, where their families could prosper with nobody attacking them. Union labors fought for the right of their workers and better working conditions. So the group that would have had the strongest reason to object to the ratification of this amendment were Radical Republicans.

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