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During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Benjamin Tillman served South Carolina as governor and U. S. senator. According to Tillman, what was the main reason for writing the South Carolina Constitution of 1895?
A. to increase Bourbon political power
B. to disenfranchise poor white farmers
C. to increase the power of wealthy planters
D. to disenfranchise African American voters
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