Answer:Mississippi,
A poll tax, in simplest terms, is a tax that a person must pay in order to vote. In American history, however, poll taxes have a much deeper meaning. Poll taxes were used after the Civil War to prevent African-Americans from voting. The idea of the poll tax was that a money requirement (amongst other things like a literacy test) could provide enough of a barrier to prevent African-Americans from accessing their right to vote.
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