Military voting registrars
A) Did not accomplish their duties in time for elections in 1868.
B) Refused to register anyone who was accused of being a Democrat.
C) Registered more blacks than whites in the South.
D) Were just as discriminatory against blacks as elected white officials.

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Military voting registrars, during the Reconstruction era following the Civil War, were tasked with registering voters in the South, including freedmen (former slaves). They registered more blacks than whites, reflecting the efforts to enfranchise African Americans and integrate them into the political process. This was a significant step towards civil rights, although it faced considerable backlash and resistance from many white Southerners.

Military Voting Registrars