Answer:
The Grandfather Clause allowed many white Americans to avoid paying the poll tax and completing the literacy tests
Explanation:
It's called the grandfather clause because they used to use descendance and ancestry to decide if you were eligible to vote :)
<span>Some people in the late 1800s believed that to improve the situation of Native Americans, they could assimilate into American culture as citizens and landowners. This would break up the reservations into individual allotments where families could then support themselves. </span>
