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Following the passage of the Fifteenth Amendment, states attempted to limit voting rights of African Americans through

registration quotas.
state constitutions.
poll taxes and literacy tests.
blood tests and genealogy.

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The answer is poll taxes and literacy tests. These systematically placed African Americans at a disadvantage and was unethical.

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The states limit the rights poll taxes and literacy tests.

The Fifteenth Amendment of the United state constitution creates a additional provision to enable exercise of voting rights fo all citizens in the country, regardless of their race, color and skin.

  • The Amendment also protected voting rights of former slaves, thus, it enables African who were former slaves to vote.

  • However, some states does not adhere to the amendment because they felt the African-Americans does not deserve the right to choose a government for the state

In conclusion, the states limit their rights through collection of poll taxes and conduction of literacy tests, whereas such practice was unethical.

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