What was one major effect of poll tax laws that the South passed after the Civil War?
O A. Poor former slaves were usually unable to vote.
OB. Funding to the Freedmen's Bureau greatly increased.
O C. Many African Americans were elected to Congress.
D. Radical Republicans rose to power in the South.
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European expansion into africa left native regimes intact but had a strong impact on local societies what does this mean

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