How did southern states prohibit African Americans from voting after reconstruction ended?

Answer 1

Even after the 15th Amendment white southerners mostly kept blacks away from the polls by intimidation. Also many clauses were added to keep blacks from voting such as the one that required them to be literate (the ability to read and write) to cast their ballot. There was also something a Poll Tax (a tax which was imposed on someone when they went to vote) which was only imposed upon the Africa Americans.

Answer 2

many of the Southern states keep freed African Americans from voting by poll taxes, the grandfather clauses, and literacy tests.

Answer 3

by poll taxes, literarcy tests and granfather clauses these did not allow them to vote

Answer 4

During the Reconstruction period immediately following the Civil War, poll taxes and literacy tests were the most predominant form of keeping blacks from voting.