Question

the 15th amendment
the 15th amendment was passed on february 3, 1870, five years after the end of the civil war. this amendment, along with the 13th and 14th amendments, are known as the
econstruction amendments\. the 15th amendment granted voting rights to all males regardless of race, color, or previous condition of servitude. this amendment also allowed congress to enforce this article and pass legislation if voting rights were interfered with. after the 15th amendment was passed, 1 million african american men registered to vote in the south.
who was given the power to pass legislation if voting rights were interfered with?
options:
congress
the people
the senate

Explanation:

From the text about the 15th Amendment, it states "This Amendment also allowed Congress to enforce this article and pass legislation if voting rights were interfered with." So the entity given the power is Congress.

Answer:

A. Congress