What questions were blacks asked in order to register to vote in Mississippi in 1964?

In 1964, black voters in Mississippi faced a series of discriminatory and confusing questions designed to suppress their registration. These included questions about interpreting complex passages of the state constitution, identifying specific provisions, and answering obscure trivia about government. Often, these questions were subjective, allowing registrars to arbitrarily decide whether an applicant had answered correctly. This practice was part of a broader effort to disenfranchise black citizens and maintain racial segregation.