Why did many African Americans in the South not vote even after the passage of the 15th Amendment?
- They had little interest in politics.
- The Federal Government did not enforce the amendment.
- They boycotted elections to protest their lack of civil rights.
-They were not considered citizens, so they could not vote.
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The president’s role in a political party is to set the legislative agenda true or false

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