Question

question 25 (1 point) how did poll taxes limit citizens rights to liberty in the late 1800s? a counties that did not charge a poll tax were not allowed to operate voting stations. b the poll taxes kept women from voting and denied them a voice in government. c poll taxes kept ex - convicts from being able to vote. d the poll taxes prevented black males from voting and denied them a voice in government. question 26 (1 point) what did republicans gain from the compromise of 1877? a radical republicans retained control of congress. b the freedmens bureau took on a greater role in southern states. c republican rutherford b. hayes becoming the 19th president of the united states. d any federal aid sent to the south was controlled by the republican party directly.

Explanation:

Question 25: Poll - taxes were used to disenfranchise certain groups. Counties that did not charge a poll - tax allowed more citizens to vote, thus not limiting their rights to liberty in terms of voting.
Question 26: The Compromise of 1877 led to the removal of federal troops from the South and the end of Reconstruction. This allowed Democrats to regain power in the South and meant that any federal aid sent to the South was no longer under direct Republican control.

Answer:

Question 25: a. Counties that did not charge a poll tax were not allowed to operate voting stations.
Question 26: d. Any federal aid sent to the South was controlled by the Republican party directly.