In the mid-1900s, tangible progress in the laws for Aborigines came into place. The most significant of which was Australia's granting citizenship to Aborigines in 1967. Aboriginals were not only granted citizenship, which meant they could now testify in court and challenge laws, but they were also allowed to _________.
A) Legally marry
B) Vote
C) Work full-time
D) Work in cities

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Aborigines were granted the right to vote in 1967 along with citizenship, allowing them to participate in elections and have a say in government decisions. The other options were either previously allowed or not tied specifically to citizenship rights.

In the Mid-1900s, Tangible Progress in the Laws for Aborigines