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lidoalex

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All of the following tactics were used by white southerners to keep blacks from voting in the years after the Civil War EXCEPT
 
  A) poll taxes
  B) literacy tests
  C) grandfather clauses
  D) intimidation and violence
  E) black codes

Question 2

The poll tax that was first imposed in Georgia in 1877 was a way to prohibit _____ from voting.
 
  A) farmers
  B) suffragette women
  C) white men
  D) disenfranchised blacks
  E) immigrants



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

D



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