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Evidence that the voter registration drives of the 1960s worked to increase black voter participation can be seen in the
 
  a. the end of poll taxes and literacy tests across the South.
  b. the growing strength of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee across the South.
  c. the increasing interest in black separatism.
  d. the rioting in urban ghetto areas.
  e. number of blacks elected to office in the Old South.
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