The poll tax, the literacy test, and the good-character test were all designed to

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The poll tax, literacy test, and good-character test were all used to prevent African American men and women from voting. These were all forms of voter suppression used during the Jim Crow era in the South to maintain white supremacy and limit the political power of African Americans. Additionally, while White women were also subjected to these tests, they were not the primary targets of voter suppression efforts during this time period.

The Poll Tax, the Literacy Test, and the Good-Character Test