What did poll taxes and literacy tests in the New South Era have in common? A
They were both used to abolish Jim Crow laws.
B
They were both used to disenfranchise African Americans.
C
They were both used to implement the Plessy v. Ferguson decision.
D
They were both used to prevent racial violence by African Americans.

Plyler v. doe did the following except: established that u.s. citizen children whose parents have been deported may petition to bring the parents back into the country. established that children regardless of immigration status may not be denied a public school education. resulted in the texas law being struck down because it was a state law rather than a federal law. gave children a form of heightened scrutiny even though it has not changed the constitutional review of most classifications.