Which type of law, passed in southern states during Reconstruction, required a payment to the government before an individual could be allowed to vote?

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The poll tax was a type of law passed in southern states during Reconstruction that required a payment to the government before an individual could be allowed to vote. This tax was disproportionately directed towards African Americans and poor whites, effectively disenfranchising them. The other options listed (A, C, D, E) were not specific laws passed during Reconstruction and/or are not related to voting rights.

Which Type of Law, Passed in Southern States During Reconstruction