Where can I find a graph or table that shows when black people was able to vote and the years?
I didn't find a table or graph -- but this text site may help you.
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Former African Americans slaves were technically allowed suffrage on paper after the Civil War wrapped up back in the year of 1865. However, that did not work too well in practice. It was not until the middle of the twentieth century (1900's) that all non-Caucasian minorities could vote.
To find a graph or table depicting when black people were able to vote and the corresponding years, you can follow these steps:
1. Start by opening a web browser and navigating to a search engine, such as Google.
2. In the search bar, type in keywords such as "timeline of black suffrage" or "table showing when black people could vote."
3. Look through the search results for websites or sources that provide historical timelines or tables related to black suffrage and voting rights.
4. Websites like history.com, nationalgeographic.com, or government archives often have comprehensive information and resources on this topic.
5. Once you find a suitable source, explore the website or article to locate the specific graph or table you are looking for. It may be featured in a section dedicated to voting rights or civil rights history.
6. If the source doesn't have a pre-made graph or table, it may offer the necessary data in a text format. In such cases, you can create your own graph or table using spreadsheet software like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. Input the information from the text into the appropriate columns and rows, and then use the software's graphing or charting tools to generate a visual representation.
Remember, the specific availability of graphs or tables may vary depending on the depth of historical records and sources, so it may take some searching to find the exact resource you are looking for.