Question

Match the following definitions to their word.

a.) to admit to citizenship
b.) an order to bring a person before a court to find whether or not he is being held lawfully
c.) charge of misbehavior in office against a government official
d.) test required to indicate the ability of a person to read and write English or to present evidence, such as a school diploma, of his ability to read and write
e.) a money payment, usually one or two dollars, required of a person before he could vote. This tax was common in the Southern states
f.) a group in Congress that wished to deal harshly with the defeated South






1.) enfranchisement____
2.) poll tax____
3.) Republican Radicals____
4.) impeachment____
5.) literacy test____
6.) habeas corpus____

Answer 1

1.) A
2.) E
3.) F
4.) C
5.) D
6.) B


I believe this is right, however I may be wrong.

Answer 2

a. -- 1

b. - 6

c. - 4.

d. - 5

e. - 2

f. - 3

Step-by-step explanation:

Enfranchisement refers to admission or the right given to vote.

Habeas corpus is the writ that orders the arrested person to be brought before a judge or court to check the credibility of lawful grounds.

Charge of misbehavior against a government official or a statement of charges against him.

Literacy test refers to the test of the ability of an individual to read or write English or presentation of documents to prove this ability.

The poll tax is the tax levied on every adult irrespective of their income or resources.

Republican radicals were the group that advocated the abolition of slavery and demanded enfranchisement for the blacks.