In the 1960s, the right to vote in elections was finally extended to Indigenous people in Canada. What was their enfranchisement a part of?
A) social citizenship
B) civil citizenship
C) political citizenship
D) universal citizenship

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The enfranchisement of Indigenous people in Canada in the 1960s, granting them the right to vote, is a part of political citizenship. Political citizenship involves the rights associated with participation in the political process, including voting and running for public office.

In the 1960s, the Right to Vote in Elections Was