Which best explains why many african americans had not registered to vote by the 1960s? they lacked transportation to voting registration sites. they failed to complete their voter registration forms in time. they were intimidated by violent threats and actions. they were not interested in a government that segregated them.

They were intimidated by violent threats and actions.

Explanation:

The African Americans in by 1960's were faced by a lot of hostility from their counter parts in the society.

They were discriminated, with a good population against their full rights. Violation of their rights in terms of physical and psychological violence was high.

The radical supremacist groups such as the ku klax klan were violent to the African American who turned up to the stations for registration, they posed death threats to those African American who would try to register as a voter or vote.

This made most African American scared from going to register as voters.

Option: They were intimidated by violent threats and actions.

Explanation:

Most of the African Americans by the 1960s had not registered to vote in America because they were threatened, which ultimately resulted in violence. African Americans were restricted from voting. Jim crow laws were very much present in the Southern states, which kept African American from their rights to be equal to whites.

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