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All of these were effects of the 1965 Voting Rights Act EXCEPT A) an increase in African American voters. B) an outlawing of literacy tests for voting. C) Federal oversight of elections in the South. D)
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All of these were effects of the 1965 Voting Rights Act EXCEPT
A) an increase in African American voters.
B) an outlawing of literacy tests for voting.
C) Federal oversight of elections in the South.
D) greater support for Kennedy's domestic plans.
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The guy is right it is
B) an outlawing of literacy tests for voting.
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I think it might be B. Hope this helps
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