The Supreme Court struck down restrictive voting laws,such as literacy tests,and upheld black voting rights in the late nineteenth century.

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This statement is incorrect. In fact, in the late nineteenth century, the Supreme Court upheld restrictive voting laws and did little to protect black voting rights. It wasn't until the mid-twentieth century that the Court began striking down these laws and actively protecting voting rights for minorities.

The Supreme Court Struck Down Restrictive Voting Laws,such as Literacy