The 1868 constitution of north carolina included which new laws? check all that apply.

it gave citizens the right to vote, regardless of color, but only whites could run for office.
it allowed all men over the age of 21 both the right to vote and to run for political office.
it enabled voters to elect politicians to a greater number of public offices.
it provided segregated public schools for african american and white children.
it desegregated society, giving african americans and whites equal rights.

The Constitution of North Carolina in 1868 allowed all men over the age of 21 both the right to vote and to run for political office.  It also enabled voters to elect politicians to a greater number of public offices.

Explanation:

The Constitution of 1868 in North Carolina was relatively progressive. It was a document authored to help meet the conditions of being allowed back into the Union that has been established by a radical faction of the Republican party at the national level.  Slavery was abolished and  universal male suffrage was applied. Voters could elect more specific public offices at the executive branch, judges, and at the county level.  Voters' rights were increased, with male citizens no longer required to own property or meet specific religious qualifications in order to vote. In certain areas of the state like Craven County, there was a black majority and they elected 4 legislators and five black justices of the peace.  There were 32 African Americans in total who served in the North Carolina General Assembly from 1868 to 1872.  Amendments shortly afterward in 1873 and 1875 limited the political gains in southern states like North Carolina that re- instituted a literacy requirement to vote and established a poll tax that discriminated against African American and American Indian voters.

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