Question

Based on what you have learned, select each response below that correctly describes a barrier to African American voting in the South in the 1960s.
Select all that apply.
15th amendment
poll taxes
voter registration drives
literacy tests
grandfather clauses
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party

Answer 1

Poll taxes--this law required people to pay a tax to vote. Blacks often were not able to pay the tax. 

Literacy tests--the literacy test was a test required for voting. However, it was nearly impossible to pass in particular for blacks who were not even given a fair shot. 

Grandfather clause--this clause got whites out of the poll taxes and the literacy tests. If their grandfather was able to vote prior to the Civil War, the they did not have to jump through the hoops. 

Answer 2

In the 1960s, voting laws, literacy exams, and grandfather clauses were some of the obstacles to African American registration in the South.

Poll taxes were a law that compelled citizens to pay a fee in order to vote. Black people were frequently unable to pay the levy.

Tests of literacy - the literacy exam was a requirement for voting. It was, however, nearly hard to pass, especially for blacks, who haven't even been given a fair chance.

The grandfather clause exempted white people from poll taxes and literacy exams. They didn't have to go through the hurdles if their grandpa was eligible to vote before the Civil War.

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