Answer: African American couldn't vote, hold public office ,serving in juries, testifying against whites in court.
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The texas constitution of 1866 fail to grant African Americans equal rights and barred them from voting to hold public office, serving on juries, or testifying in court against a white person.
A constitution refers to the fundamental principles that constitute the legal basis for a polity, organization, and other types of entity.
The constitution of 1866 did not give African-Americans the right to vote or hold public office. During the first Reconstruction Act in 1867 texas held a constitutional convention where ten African-Americans can be served as delegates.
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