The effective plan to disenfranchise southern blacks in the 1890s took its name from which state in which it first appeared?

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The Mississippi Plan of 1890 was a series of laws designed to disenfranchise black voters through literacy tests, poll taxes, and other requirements that effectively prevented them from voting, without explicitly violating the 15th Amendment. This plan was later adopted by other Southern states.

The Effective Plan to Disenfranchise Southern Blacks in the 1890s