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d. improve voting rights in the South.
The Civil Rights Act address the issue of discrimination however, voting restrictions were still an issue in the South.
Voting restrictions included literacy tests and poll taxes which limited the ability of blacks to vote in the South. Civil rights activists fought to have a law passed which would outlaw the practice of using voting restrictions. The Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965 which stated state and local level barriers to voting must be removed.
Answer:
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Explanation:
The 6 common restrictions laid out by the black codes in the south after the United States civil war are:
1. Restricting the rights to testify against whites
2. Restriction to serve on juries or in state militias,
3. Restriction to vote
4. Restriction to read and write.
5. Restriction to bear arms,
6. Restriction to gather in groups for worship
