Question

question 5
which events were used in an attempt to limit people from voting?
□ grandfather clause
□ poll taxes
□ income taxes
□ literacy tests

Explanation:

To determine events that limited voting, we analyze each option:

• Grandfather clause: Allowed those whose grandfathers could vote (disenfranchising many African Americans).
• Poll Taxes: Required payment to vote, limiting poor people (including minorities).
• Income Taxes: Not a voting restriction (related to tax collection).
• Literacy Tests: Required reading/writing skills, used to disenfranchise non - English - speaking or uneducated groups.

So Grandfather clause, Poll Taxes, and Literacy Tests were used to limit voting. (Note: If the question expects checking applicable boxes, these three are the correct ones. If it's a multiple - choice with these as options, the correct ones are the Grandfather clause, Poll Taxes, and Literacy Tests.)

Answer:

The events used to limit people from voting are:

• Grandfather clause
• Poll Taxes
• Literacy Tests