In "Black Beauty" by Anna Sewell, Jerry, the cab driver, expresses a skeptical view of elections, believing they often lead to corruption and false promises. He reflects on the challenges faced by the working class and suggests that the political system doesn't genuinely represent their interests. Jerry’s perspective highlights the disillusionment of ordinary people with the electoral process, emphasizing a desire for genuine reform and better treatment rather than empty political rhetoric.
Black men began voting in elections in around 1870.
Dating to colonial times, a "poll tax" was charged to anyone voting in elections, ostensibly to defray the cost of running elections. In the South, the true reason was to keep poor or indigent residents (largely African-American) from voting. When poll taxes were declared unconstitutional in 1966, many black-majority jurisdictions elected their first black officials.
A Public places had separate facilities for black people and white people B Black schools had the same resources as white schools C More black citizens in the South voted in elections D More black politicians from the south were elected federal office
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Black Beauty is a horse.
black beauty was written by Anna Sewell
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Black beauty was written by English author Anna Sewell.
Anna Sewell created the classic novel Black Beauty.
Anna sewell wrote the book Black Beauty to help get ridd of the bearing rein which hurted horses
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