<prompt> Araba potso: Na ho bile le liphetoho ho mang ea ka khethang US ho theosa le lilemo?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Answer the question: Have there been any changes to who can vote in the US over the years? . Response in English: Yes, there have been several changes to who is eligible to vote in the United States over the years. When the country was first founded, only white male property owners over the age of 21 were allowed to vote. Since then, numerous constitutional amendments and laws have been passed to expand the right to vote to more citizens. Some significant changes include:- The 15th Amendment, ratified in 1870, prohibits denying a citizen the right to vote based on their race, color, or previous condition of servitude. This amendment aimed to grant African American men the right to vote, though many states enacted discriminatory laws and practices to prevent them from exercising this right until the Voting Rights Act of 1965 was passed.- The 19th Amendment, ratified in 1920, prohibits denying the right to vote based on gender. This amendment granted women the right to vote.- The 1964 Voting Rights Act is a landmark federal legislation that prohibits racial discrimination in voting.- The 24th Amendment, ratified in 1964, prohibits the use of poll taxes in federal elections. Poll taxes were used in some states to prevent low-income citizens, particularly African Americans, from voting.- The 26th Amendment, ratified in 1971, lowered the minimum voting age from 21 to 18, allowing more young people to participate in the democratic process.These are just some of the significant changes that have happened in the United States history, showing how the right to vote has expanded over time to include more citizens. . Response in Sesotho: E, ho bile le liphetoho tse maloa ho hore na ke mang ea tšoanelehang ho vouta United States ho theosa le lilemo. Ha naha e qala ho thehoa, ke beng ba thepa ea banna ba makhooa ba ka holimo ho lilemo tse 21 feela ba neng ba lumelloa ho khetha. Ho tloha ka nako eo, ho fetisitsoe liphetoho tse ngata tsa molao-motheo le melao ho atolosa tokelo ea ho voutela baahi ba bangata. Liphetoho tse ling tsa bohlokoa li kenyeletsa: - The 15th Amendment, e tiisitsoeng ka 1870, e thibela ho hanela moahi tokelo ea ho vouta ho ipapisitsoe le morabe, mala, kapa boemo ba pele ba bokhoba. Phetoho ena e ne e reretsoe ho fa banna ba Maafrika a Amerika tokelo ea ho vouta, leha linaha tse ngata li entse melao le litloaelo tse khethollang ho ba thibela ho sebelisa tokelo ena ho fihlela Molao oa Litokelo Tsa ho Vouta oa 1965 o fetisoa. - 19th Amendment, e tiisitsoeng ka 1920, e thibela ho hanela tokelo ea ho vouta ho ipapisitsoe le bong. Phetoho ena e file basali tokelo ea ho khetha. - The 1964 Voting Rights Act ke molao oa bohlokoa oa mmuso o thibelang khethollo ea morabe ha ho vouta. - The 24th Amendment, e tiisitsoeng ka 1964, e thibela tšebeliso ea lekhetho la likhetho likhethong tsa federal. Makhetho a likhetho a ne a sebelisoa linaheng tse ling ho thibela baahi ba nang le meputso e tlase, haholo-holo Ma-Amerika a Amerika, ho khetha. - The 26th Amendment, e tiisitsoeng ka 1971, e theotse bonyane ba lilemo tsa ho khetha ho tloha ho 21 ho ea ho 18, ho lumella bacha ba bangata ho kenya letsoho tsamaisong ea demokrasi. Tsena ke tse ling tsa liphetoho tse khōlō tse etsahetseng historing ea United States, tse bontšang kamoo tokelo ea ho vouta e eketsehileng kateng ha nako e ntse e ea ho kenyelletsa baahi ba bangata. 