( Q.6 ) PA State Government : Question is in the photo below ### Chronological Order of Historical Events**Instructions**: Use the arrows to move the events in the left column up or down to place them in the correct chronological order from top to bottom. (Example: If an event is the oldest, it will go in the top box.)#### Events to Order:1. **Pennsylvania ratifies a constitution with a bicameral form of government.**2. **The United States issues the Declaration of Independence.**3. **Pennsylvania ratifies a constitution with a unicameral form of government.**4. **The Nineteenth Amendment is ratified, granting women the right to vote.**5. **Pennsylvania ratifies a constitution that explicitly grants only white freemen the right to vote.**6. **Pennsylvania ratifies the constitution that is still in use today.**7. **The Fifteenth Amendment is ratified, barring states from using race to withhold the right to vote.**### Explanation:The list includes key events in Pennsylvania's constitutional history as well as pivotal moments in U.S. historical amendments, specifically relating to voting rights. Your task is to rearrange these events in the correct timeline to understand their chronological sequence in American history.

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Using the arrows, move the letters in the left column up or down to place them in the correct order from top to bottom. (Example: If item "d" is the first in order, it will go in the top b Put the events in chronological order. ↑↓ Pennsylvania ratifies a constitution with a bicameral form of government. ↑ The United States issues the Declaration of Independence. ↑↓ Pennsylvania ratifies a constitution with a unicameral form of government. ↑ The Nineteenth Amendment is ratified, granting women the right to vote. ↑↓ Pennsylvania ratifies a constitution that explicitly grants only white freemen the right to vote. ↑↓ Pennsylvania ratifies the constitution that is still in use today. ↑✓ The Fifteenth Amendment is ratified, barring states from using race to withhold the right to vote.

Using the arrows, move the letters in the left column up or down to place them in the correct order from top to bottom. (Example: If item "d" is the first in order, it will go in the top b Put the events in chronological order. ↑↓ Pennsylvania ratifies a constitution with a bicameral form of government. ↑ The United States issues the Declaration of Independence. ↑↓ Pennsylvania ratifies a constitution with a unicameral form of government. ↑ The Nineteenth Amendment is ratified, granting women the right to vote. ↑↓ Pennsylvania ratifies a constitution that explicitly grants only white freemen the right to vote. ↑↓ Pennsylvania ratifies the constitution that is still in use today. ↑✓ The Fifteenth Amendment is ratified, barring states from using race to withhold the right to vote.