As a consequence of disfranchising in the South and the enforcement of voting requirements in the North and West, suffrage was increasingly deemed as a privilege and not a right.

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Disfranchisement in the South, along with strict voting requirements in the North and West, led to a perception of suffrage as a privilege for certain groups, rather than a universal right. This was part of a broader effort to restrict voting access and maintain political control by excluding marginalized and minority populations.

As a Consequence of Disfranchising in the South and the Enforcement