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At first abolishing slavery was both a difficult descion as well as a cumbersome load, but as time passes, people begin to acknowledge African American as people who are just as valued as we are.
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Giving the minority males the right to vote provided a greater opportunity to have the same freedom as those who can legal vote. This law stopped the discrimination of age appropriate voters.
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African Americans were treated unequally, which goes against the constitution. By taking away their rights to vote was the same thing as taking away their freedom.
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African Americas weren't literate enought to vote.They had to take a test and if the Americans wanted them to vote they couls, but if they decided not to, then you didnt get to vote.
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Grandfather clause is importnt because if the grandparents of an African American couldn't vote then their equal chances of voting wouldn't be fair. basically the Afican Americans rights were taken away from them, it's as if this laws was just and excuse for not giving the colored people a chance.
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Including womens voting rights led to the expansion of inputted public opinion. More delegates means more competition. Without the womens rights to vote.
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This event is important because we would be in a major debt. The poll taxes mainly effected the people who were either to poor or because they were black that they could afford the amount needed to pay in order to vote.
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Outlawing the poll taxes gave everybody the chance to vote, whether rich or poor, white or colored everyone had an equal opportunity.
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Freedom Summer is an attempt to register African Americans to vote in Mississippi (which bwas the state that was part of the South). By doing this, the African Americans have an equal chance to vote.
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Equality is finally estabalished, mno matter the race, age, or sex, people are people, humans should have always been treating one another equally
