1. Poll taxes- for them to vote they had to pay high taxes.(A lot of African Americans couldn't afford it)
2.Grandfather clause- exempted citizens with ancestors had voted before Jan. 1st 1867 to vote now.(No African Americans could vote at time period)
3. Literacy test- Had to pass this test otherwise I can't vote
<span>The 13th Amendment ended slavery, the 14th Amendment defined citizenship, and the 15th Amendment allowed races and slaves to vote.</span>
<span> The </span>school-to-work<span>education emphasizes learning both in </span>schools<span> and in the local businesses
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B is not an example of economic freedom because wages and prices are being controlled by the gov. controlling money is not freedom economically because the individuals are not controlling it themselves (which would be freedom) . The rest of the options are examples of economic freedom.
