Why do you think voting rights were important to African Americans in the South?
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Voting gave them a share of political power.
Voting was a symbol of freedom and equality.
Voting gave them a way to change Southern society.
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All of the above

Explanation:

In South Carolina, when votes were given to African Americans, African American males were given the right to vote so, this gave them a share of political power

Voting gave them a symbol of equality because now they were allowed to vote with the white males so all was equal, except for the grandfather clause but I don't know if that is what you guys are talking about

Voting gave them a way to change southern society because they could now hold office and decide on laws together, although it still was not that easy but they were allowed to hold office, at least males were

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