Question

In Harper v. Virginia State Board of Elections, the Supreme Court held that state poll taxes were Group of answer choices required in states with large minority populations. necessary in some situations, but required court sanction. constitutional, but only if administered through the income tax system. unconstitutional. a state matter, as specified in the Tenth Amendment.

Answer 1

Unconstitutional

Step-by-step explanation:

In the Harper vs Virginia state case, the supreme court upheld that the poll tax In the state of Virginia was not constitutional. It was declared as unconstitutional following the 14th amendments equal protection law which forbids any state from the denying anyone from that state equal protection under the law in similar situations.