-Literary tests for voting. This prevented African Americans from voting, as they were refused an education.
-Separate but equal doctrine. After the 14th amendment, this legal doctrine was implemented to “protect” the rights of African Americans. This meant African Americans were segregated by race, but “ostensibly ensured equal opportunity to all races”. This is where you’d see black water fountains, and white water fountains, or black Americans being forced to the back of the bus.
The wade-davis bill passed by congress, then voted by Lincoln, stipulated that "a.50" percent of voters in a confederate state must take an oath of future
<span>loyalty to the union. This was perhaps the most radical bill proposal. It was shot down in favor of Lincoln's more moderate 10% plan.</span>
Truman uses “democracy” more than Eisenhower
The correct answer is Harriet Tubman.
She was an armed scout and spy for the United States army during and before the american civil war.
