11. Groups in Northern Ireland and gangs in major U.S. cities create “exclusive” areas by.......
A. government programs
B. street names
C. Jim Crow laws
D. graffiti demarcating territories
E. religious laws
C?
Nope!
Well in my book it said "Policies created by governments can limit the acces of certain groups. Jim Crow laws in the US once separated black spaces from white spaces right down to public drinking fountanis" So I thougt it was either A or C...
What about Northern Ireland?
Also note that your books say that Jim Crow laws separated blacks from whites. There are no Jim Crow laws now.
Ohh it's D
Yes! D.
The correct answer is D. graffiti demarcating territories.
Gangs in major U.S. cities and groups in Northern Ireland often create "exclusive" areas by marking their territories with graffiti. This can involve spray-painting symbols, emblems, or names associated with the group on walls, buildings, or other surfaces within the area they want to control. This practice serves as a visual marker, signaling to others that the territory belongs to that particular group and warning outsiders not to encroach upon it. These territorial markings help establish a sense of identity and control for the group or gang.