In what year did Aboriginal peoples receive the unconditional right to vote in federal elections?
Answer: 1960
Aboriginal peoples were granted the right to vote in federal elections in 1960.
All answer choices
- 1960 (correct answer)
- 1918
- 1929
- 1982
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