What was Lincoln's position on the issue of suffrage for African Americans?
A. All African Americans should be able to vote.
B. Only African Americans in the North should vote.
C. Only some African Americans should be able to vote.
O D. No African Americans should be able to vote.

The right to vote in political elections without consideration of one's race, caste, gender, age, or social standing is referred to as “suffrage.”

When the 15th Amendment was ratified and African Americans gained the ability to vote in 1870, their right to vote was assured. In 1920, the right to vote was assured to them.

As a result, option (c) only some African Americans should be able to vote is accurate.

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What was Lincoln's position on the issue of suffrage for African Americans? A. All African Americans should be able to vote. B. Only African Americans in the North should vote. C. Only some African Americans should be able to vote. O D. No African Americans should be able to vote.

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What was Lincoln's position on the issue of suffrage for African Americans?
A. All African Americans should be able to vote.
B. Only African Americans in the North should vote.
C. Only some African Americans should be able to vote.
O D. No African Americans should be able to vote.