The primary purpose of the National Voter Registration Act (motor-voter law) was to
A) permit voter registration by mail; at motor vehicle licensing agencies; or at military recruitment, welfare, and disability offices.
B) prohibit states from setting payment of a poll tax as a prerequisite for voting.
C) forbid states from creating permanent systems of voter registration.
D) require states to allow voter registration over the Internet.
Question 2
The Declaration of Independence states that when a government created by the consent of the governed fails to protect their rights, the people have the right to ________.
A) hold the president and Congress criminally liable
B) file a lawsuit in the federal courts
C) turn to the state governments for relief
D) alter or abolish such government
E) file actions in state courts against the federal government