Why didn't black Americans simply vote for more rights before the era of the Civil Rights Movement? Anti-segregation candidates were prevented from running. Jim Crow laws legally couldn't be repealed.

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Why didn't black Americans simply vote for more rights before the era of the Civil Rights Movement?

Anti-segregation candidates were prevented from running.

Jim Crow laws legally couldn't be repealed.

They didn't agree with the anti-segregation candidates' other policies.

They were tricked and intimidated into losing their voting rights.

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C) They didn't agree with the anti-segregation candidates' other policies.

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The right answer to this question is C

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