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Who was allowed to vote when the Constitution of the United States was first adopted?
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It varied depending on what state you lived in.
All white people.
Only white men who owned property.
Only white, Christian men who owned property.
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During the Reconstruction Era (1865-1877), which of following events did NOT occur in the South?
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The federal government provided each male, freed from slavery, with forty acres and a mule.
Blacks elected many representatives to state legislatures throughout the South.
The integrated Southern state legislatures mandated the establishment of compulsory universal public education for the first time in the South.
Fourteen black representatives and two black senators served in the U.S. Congress.
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Who was allowed to vote when the Constitution of the United States was first adopted?
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During the Reconstruction Era (1865-1877), which of following events did NOT occur in the South?
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During most of the 20th century, African Americans were prevented from voting by:
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Which of the following happened to Fannie Lou Hamer after she took the voter registration test in Mississippi in 1962?
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Which of the following individuals were murdered for pursuing their constitutional right to vote?
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What role did the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) most consistently play with regards to the Civil Rights Movement, including the struggle for voting rights?
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Which of the following had the most impact in the progress towards greater voting rights?
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From the list below, the most commonly used strategy to organize for voting rights for African Americans in the south was:
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Which of the following groups has done the most to champion the concept of “one person, one vote,” regardless of race, class, or literacy.
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What are some of the measures used today to discourage voting or politically disadvantage some populations?
