after the passage of the civil rights act, civil rights activists wanted to\n overturn the fifteenth…

after the passage of the civil rights act, civil rights activists wanted to\n overturn the fifteenth amendment.\n overturn the twenty - fourth amendment.\n elect john f. kennedy.\n improve voting rights in the south.

after the passage of the civil rights act, civil rights activists wanted to\n overturn the fifteenth amendment.\n overturn the twenty - fourth amendment.\n elect john f. kennedy.\n improve voting rights in the south.

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The Civil - Rights Act aimed at ending discrimination. Civil rights activists then focused on improving voting rights in the South where there were still barriers to voting for African - Americans. The Fifteenth Amendment and Twenty - Fourth Amendment were in support of civil rights and not targets for overturning. John F. Kennedy was already in office before the passage of the Civil Rights Act.

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D. improve voting rights in the South