They had to pay a high poll tax and if they could pay that they had to pass an almost impossible test.
African American slaves enjoyed a period when they were allowed to vote. :-)
Grandfather clauses required all voters to prove that their grandparents had voted for them to be able to exercise the right to vote. This effectively prevented African-Americans from voting since their grandparents were usually slaves.
Afrcan Americans because of the 15th Amendment gave all african america males right to vote
A male of 18 years old. No slaves or immigrants were allowed to vote.
woman,slaves and immagrantys were not allowed to vote in ancient Athens
1867 reconstruction act
African American slaves enjoyed a period when they were allowed to vote. :-)
True
What laws were passed during the reconstruction?
The poll tax was proof that tax payments were made. Poll taxes were required in many Southern states in order to vote.
African Americans
The Reconstruction Era was the period of time following the Civil War when Presidents Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson worked to bring the South back to normal as quickly as possible. Slaves were freed during Reconstruction, giving black men the right to vote for the first time in 1867.
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The "franchise" is the right to vote; to "disenfranchise" means to deny someone the right to vote. In the south after the war, during reconstruction, white men generally were not allowed to vote, and the freed slaves were allowed to vote. As soon as reconstruction was over whites regained political power and though various laws (poll taxes, literacy tests) again disenfranchised the blacks. (No women could vote until 1920).
White men over 21.
The Reconstruction Era was the period of time following the Civil War when Presidents Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson worked to bring the South back to normal as quickly as possible. Slaves were freed during Reconstruction, giving black men the right to vote for the first time in 1867.
Despite emancipation reconstruction governments used Jim Crowe laws to further the political and social repressions of former slaves and their descendants. These included denial of the right to vote and both social and official forms of segregation.