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Exclusion of Black Voters
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How much did poll taxes typically cost in the 1930s?

$1.50

What percentage of Black Americans in southern states were illiterate in the 1930s?

Approximately 60 percent

Why were all-white primaries so effective at excluding Black voters?

Winning the Dem primary guaranteed victory

When and where was the Grandfather Clause introduced?

Louisiana in 1898

What did the 1915 Supreme Court rule about the Grandfather Clause?

It was unconstitutional

How many lynching victims were there between 1882 and 1932?

4,608

In which year did Smith v Allwright end the legal basis for white primaries?

1944

How many years of litigation did it take to finally defeat white primaries?

26 years

Which political party dominated southern states during the 1930s?

Democrat Party

What federal power did Congress fail to use under the 14th Amendment?

Reduce southern states' representation

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