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Certain qualifications like religious, property and tax payment were gradually eliminated. White men who do not own property were now allowed to vote but poor people, women, Native Americans, and enslaves African Americans could still not vote.
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After the revolt, those who did not support the revolution were denied citizenship.
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Banned the use of terror, force or bribery to prevent people from voting because of their race.
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No state can deny a person the right to vote based off their race, color, etc.
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She attempted to vote being an African American and therefore was arrested.
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No one can deny a person the right to vote based off gender.
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Granted citizens of the District of Columbia the right to vote for presidential electors.
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No state can require a poll tax (eliminated it)
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Abolished voter registration and/or literacy tests requirements to prevent discrimination against a voter. It relied on judicial action and the use of injunctions (court orders that force or restrain specific acts) when it came to its enforcement.
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Guaranteed the right to vote for minorities
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Led to the abolishment of poll taxes.
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Outlawed any use of literacy tests
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States lowered their voting age to 18
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Prohibited the violation of voting rights by any practices that discriminated based on race, regardless of if the practices had been adopted with the intent to discriminate or not.
