| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | grandfather clause | Clause that allowed poor, uneducated whites to vote | chapter 16 |
| 2 | Grandfather Clause | If your Grandfather voted, you did not have to take the Literacy Test. | Reshaping America - Reconstruction and The Gilded Age |
| 3 | grandfather clause | clause that allowed poor, uneducated whites to vote | ch. 16 |
| 4 | Grandfather Clause | A provision allowing former confederate soldiers and their male descendants to vote without having to take a literacy test | Georgia History: Chapter 15 |
| 5 | grandfather clause | allowed poor uneducated whites to vote | History |
| 6 | GRANDFATHER CLAUSE | these laws allowed individuals who did not pass the literacy test to vote if their grandfathers and fathers voted before them | MATCHING [history] CH 17 |
| 7 | grandfather clause | to put off literacy and property tests for those whose grandfathers have been able to vote before the Civil War | Reconstruction |
| 8 | Grandfather Clause | Creating an exemption from application of a new law due to previously existing circumstances; non-conforming use. | Real Estate 6 |
| 9 | Grandfather Clause | allowed any man to vote if he had an ancestor on the voting rolls in 1867 | Chapter 16-3rd Section |
| 10 | Grandfather Clause | allowed white men to vote but kept blacks from voting. | Imperialism and Segregation Test 10/4/07 Part 1 |
| 11 | Grandfather clause | law that excused a voter from a literacy test if his father or grandfather had been eligible to vote on January,1,1867 | reconstruction review- Enright |
| 12 | grandfather clause | stated that even if a man failed the literacy test or could not afford the poll tax, he was still eligible to vote if he, his father, or his grandfather, had been eligible to vote before January 1, 1867 | u.s. history satp terms chapter 8 |
| 13 | Grandfather Clause | Device used by southern states to disenfranchise Afro Americans. It restricted voting to those whose ancestors had voted before 1867 | Government Ch 5 Big P |
| 14 | Grandfather Clause | A law that said if your grandfather could vote you did not have to take a literacy test or pay a toll | Great Migration Quiz |
| 15 | Grandfather Clause | helped poor, uneducated whites to vote | Reconstruction |
| 16 | Grandfather Clause | a voting restriction that allowed any man to vote if he had an ancestor in the voting rolls in 1867 | Social Studies Exam - just vocab (not IDs!) |
| 17 | Grandfather Clause | a voting restriction that allowed any man to vote if he had an ancestor in the voting rolls in 1867 | History Exam |
| 18 | grandfather clause | a clause that allowed individuals who did not pass the literac test to vote if their fathers or grandfathers had voted before Reconstruction began; an exception to a law based on preexisting circumstances | Social Studies Vocab |
| 19 | Grandfather Clause | a voting restriction that allowed any man to vote if he had an ancestor in the voting rolls in 1867 | Social Studies Definitions |
| 20 | Grandfather Clause | a voting restriction that allowed any man to vote if he had an ancestor in the voting rolls in 1867 | Social Studies Terms (not ID's) |
| 21 | grandfather clause | in Louisiana allowed any man to vote of he had an ancestor on the voting rolls in 1867 | All SS Vocab. on Exam |
| 22 | grandfather clause | allowed men to vote if ancestors had | Social Studies Vocab/ID's |
| 23 | Grandfather Clause | A rule that allowed any man who had an ancestor on the voting rolls (had voted before) to vote | SS Vocab + ID's |
| 24 | grandfather clause | clause that allowed poor, uneducated whites to vote | Chapter 16 |
| 25 | Grandfather Clause | Notorious clause in southern voting laws that exempted from literacy tests and poll tazes anyone whoe ancestors had voted in 1860, thereby excluding blacks. | History |
| 26 | grandfather clause | only voters whose grandfathers have voted before 1867 can vote without paying poll tax/taking literacy test | more civics |
| 27 | Grandfather clause | Attempt to keep blacks out of voting: required voters to have a forebear who voted in 1860 | History Ch 29 (from Brianna's guides, edited by me) |
| 28 | Grandfather clause | voting qualifications provision in many southern states that allowed only those whose grandfathers had voted before reconstruction (civil war) to vote unless they passed a wealth or literacy test | Govt 1 |
| 29 | grandfather clause | from Louisiana - Mississippi affected poor whites (wasn't meant to) so they said if your grandfather voted, you could also (b4 13-15th amend) | race / ethnicity part 2 |
| 30 | Grandfather clause | a clause that sated that any adult African American male could vote if his grandfather was a registered voter on January 1, 1867 | US Hist Chp 17 Key Terms |
| 31 | Grandfather Clause | clause included in the state constitutions of several southern states after the Civil War placing high literacy and property requirements for voters whose ancestors did not vote before 1867. These clauses were designed to interfere with African-American citizens' right to vote. In 1915, the Supreme Court ruled grandfather clauses unconstitutional. | AP Government Terms part 2 |
| 32 | grandfather clause | a clause inserted in the GA constitution in 1908 that stated only those men whose fathers or grandfathers had been eligible to vote in 1867 were eligible to vote; the clause disfranchised most of GA's African Americans | Chapter 10 Vocabulary |
| 33 | Grandfather Clause | A law that said if your grandfather could vote you did not have to take a literacy test or pay a toll | Reconstruction |
| 34 | Grandfather Clause | clause included in the state constitutions of several southern states after the Civil War placing high literacy and property requirements for voters whose ancestors did not vote before 1867. These clauses were designed to interfere with African-American citizens' right to vote. In 1915, the Supreme Court ruled grandfather clauses unconstitutional. | AP Review |
| 35 | Grandfather Clause | clause included in the state constitutions of several southern states after the Civil War placing high literacy and property requirements for voters whose ancestors did not vote before 1867. These clauses were designed to interfere with African-American citizens' right to vote. In 1915, the Supreme Court ruled grandfather clauses unconstitutional. | US History |
| 36 | Grandfather Clause | clause included in the state constitutions of several southern states after the Civil War placing high literacy and property requirements for voters whose ancestors did not vote before 1867. These clauses were designed to interfere with African-American citizens' right to vote. In 1915, the Supreme Court ruled grandfather clauses unconstitutional. | US History Final |
| 37 | grandfather clause | a part of the 1898 state constitution that excused a person from providing he owned property and could read and write in order to register to vote if he had been able to vote on Jan. 1, 1867 | Chapter 12 voc. |
| 38 | grandfather clause | a part in the 1898 state constitution that excused a person from proving he owned property and could read and write in order to register to vote if he had been able to vote on January 1, 1867 | Chapter 12 Vocabulary (History) |
| 39 | grandfather clause | law that excused a voter from a literacy test if his grandfather had been eligible to vote on January 1, 1867- protects the voting rights of southern whites but not those of southern blacks | The civil war |
| 40 | Grandfather Clause | A clause added to registration laws allowing people who did not meet registration requirements to vote if they or their ancestors had voted before 1867. Declared unconsitution in 1915. | AP GOV 6 |
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