The impact of expanding suffrage to Black men following the Civil War was the implementation of poll taxes and literacy tests. After the Reconstruction era, many Southern states adopted these measures as a way to restrict voting rights for Black men and, in some cases, poor white voters, despite the constitutional changes that had granted them the right to vote.
Which was an impact of expanding suffrage to Black men following the Civil War?(1 point)
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the lowering of the voting age
the lowering of the voting age
the passage of the Twenty-Sixth Amendment
the passage of the Twenty-Sixth Amendment
the requirement to own land to vote
the requirement to own land to vote
the implementation of poll taxes and literacy tests
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