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27 January, 13:34

How did the Twenty-fourth Amendment allow more Americans to vote?

OA.

It changed voting laws, which meant that non-U. S. citizens were able to vote.

B.

It outlawed poll taxes, which many states used to prevent poor Americans from

voting

O C. It prevented grandfather clauses, which many states used to prevent women

from voting

OD. It required literacy tests, which meant that Americans became better educated

about voting

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  1. 27 January, 13:50
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    B. it outlawed poll taxes

    Explanation:

    without poll taxes poor americans could actually vote now
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