To Circumvent the Right to Vote Given to African Americans

question 26

Multiple Choice

To circumvent the right to vote given to African Americans under the Fifteenth Amendment (1870) , southern states employed the "white primary" to limit the political influence of blacks.In Smith v.Allwright (1944) , the Supreme Court

• A)outlawed white primaries.
• B)held that poll taxes and literacy tests were constitutional.
• C)ruled that the primaries were a matter for party control and could not be regulated by government.
• D)held that poll watchers and registrars must be dispatched by the U.S.Justice Department to nine southern states and parts of seven others.

Understand Erikson's perspective on the importance of activity and participation in late adulthood.

Examine criticisms of Erikson's theory and its application across different genders and stages of life.

Understand Allport's perspective on personality traits, including their basis and influence.

Recognize the impact of Allport's early life experiences on his later work and theories.

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