what year was back men able to vote?

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A few black free men in northern states had the right to vote from the early days of the republic. The right to vote by ALL black men was written into the Constitution in 1865-1870 by the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteeth amendments. Most remained unable or prevented from voting in southern states by poll taxes, intimidation and other means until the Civil Rights Act was passed during the presidency of Lyndon Johnson (1965). Until that happened, southern state filibusters in the Senate and the Ku Klux Klan kept voting rights from being effectively guaranteed to blacks for nearly a century.

The year when women were able to vote varies from country to country. To find out when women were granted voting rights in a specific country, you can follow these steps:

1. Determine the country you are interested in. For example, if you are referring to the United States, or any other specific country, specify that.

2. Conduct a web search using a search engine like Google. Enter the country name along with the phrase "women's suffrage" or "women's voting rights." For example, search "women's suffrage in the United States."

3. Look for reliable sources, such as government websites, academic articles, or reputable historical sources. These sources will typically provide accurate information regarding the year women were granted voting rights in a specific country.

4. Read the information provided by these sources to find the specific year when women were able to vote in the country of your interest.

Remember, the timeline for women's suffrage can differ between countries. For instance, New Zealand granted women the right to vote in 1893, while other countries, like Saudi Arabia, only recently granted women voting rights in 2015.