Question
How did the Twenty-fourth Amendment to the Constitution affect African Americans?
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By defining citizenship, it meant all African Americans were entitled to due process.
By defining citizenship, it meant all African Americans were entitled to due process.
By allowing citizens to directly elect senators, it gave African Americans a greater voice in the government.
By allowing citizens to directly elect senators, it gave African Americans a greater voice in the government.
By eliminating poll taxes, it meant more African Americans could vote.
By eliminating poll taxes, it meant more African Americans could vote.
By banning slavery, it meant millions of African Americans were free from bondage.
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By defining citizenship, it meant all African Americans were entitled to due process.
By defining citizenship, it meant all African Americans were entitled to due process.
By allowing citizens to directly elect senators, it gave African Americans a greater voice in the government.
By allowing citizens to directly elect senators, it gave African Americans a greater voice in the government.
By eliminating poll taxes, it meant more African Americans could vote.
By eliminating poll taxes, it meant more African Americans could vote.
By banning slavery, it meant millions of African Americans were free from bondage.
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By eliminating poll taxes, it meant more African Americans could vote.
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