The impact of expanding suffrage to Black men following the Civil War was primarily seen through the implementation of poll taxes and literacy tests. These measures were often used to disenfranchise Black voters and, later, other marginalized groups, despite the constitutional amendments that aimed to grant voting rights.
Which was an impact of expanding suffrage to Black men following the Civil War?(1 point) Responses 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 implementation of poll taxes and literacy tests the implementation of poll taxes and literacy tests the requirement to own land to vote
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