During the 1800s, most states passed laws aimed at disenfranchising voters especially African Americans.
The voting rights in the United states has not always been readily accessible especially to women and Americans of African decent.
In the 1800s, many states proposed and passed laws which were extremely harsh and greatly disenfranchised voters.
During this period, only white males above 21 years of age could vote and this greatly reduced the voting numbers to about 5%.
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