Most states abolished property restrictions while restricting black men's right to vote by the 1820s the 1830s the 1840s the 1800s
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The abolitionist movement was gaining momentum, and many states were beginning to abolish slavery. However, at the same time, many states were also enacting laws that restricted the rights of African Americans, including the right to vote. Show more…
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