A Practice by Southern State Democratic Parties in the Nineteenth

question 110

Multiple Choice

A practice by southern state Democratic parties in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries intended to disenfranchise Blacks by preventing them from voting in the crucial Democratic Party primary elections was known as the

• A) traditional primary.
• B) poll tax primary.
• C) grandfather clause primary.
• D) white primary.

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