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limit the number of african americans qualified to vote

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African Americans who were free called freedmen so that they wouldn't be able to vote

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What were the poll tax literacy test and grandfather clause?

To limit voting by African Americans


How did southerners keep freedmen from voting?

by poll taxes, made them pass literacy test, and the Grandfather clause. :)


Notorious clause in southern voting laws that exempted from literacy test and poll taxes anyone whose ancestors had voted in1860 thereby excluding blacks?

the grandfather clause


What affected voter turnout among African American citizens in 1960s?

Poll taxes, literacy tests, and the grandfather clause.


After the civil war the poll tax literacy test and grandfather clause were used to ensure?

That black people couldn't vote.


What do these topics all have in common Grandfather Clause Poll Tax Literacy Test White Primary?

To limit voting by African Americans


How did southerners keep former slaves from voting?

they made the poll tax law, literacy lawand the grandfather clause to prevent MOST freed black men from voting


How did the south keep African-Americans from voting?

they made the poll tax law, literacy lawand the grandfather clause to prevent MOST freed black men from voting


Poll taxes grandfather clause's and literacy tests were attempts by Southern white legislators to?

deprive African Americans of their legal right basically a hidden form of slavery


What do poll taxes literacy taxes and grandfather clause have in common?

They were all different laws introduced to continue opressing the black people, not letting them vote, even though officially there was equality.


What voting restrictions were imposed upon blacks?

They had to pay poll tax or own property, pass a literacy test, and there was a grandfather clause which kept anyone without an ancestor who had previously voted from voting.


What 3 ways African Americans were prevented from voting?

There were no such laws. Blacks were still slaves in 1800. We were not recognized as people under the Constitution and citizenship/voting rights are reserved to people. Since we had no rights, there was no need for laws forbidding us the right to vote. It was understood that we had no legal rights.