 Under the 1961 constitution of Rhodesia, voting on the "A" roll, which elected up to 50 of the 65 members of parliament, was restricted based on education requirements, which in practice led to an overwhelming white vote.Voting on the "B" roll had universal suffrage, but only appointed 15 members of parliament.In the 20th century, many countries other than the US placed voting restrictions on illiterate people, including