Voting Rights and Behaviors

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Allows you the right to vote if your grandfather had the right to vote. Ensured poor or uneducated white people the right to vote.
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Tests you literacy to determine whether you have the right to vote. Excluded uneducated African-Americans
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The people voting in an election
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The ability to vote
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Choosing to vote for someone based off of their previous accomplishments in office
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Choosing to vote for someone based off of their proposed goals in office
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Voting for someone that aligns with your political party
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Voting for someone that will benefit you based off their campaign promises