Jim Crow Laws

Welcome to the Jim Crow Laws category on Questions LLC! Here, you will find a curated collection of questions and answers centered around one of the most significant and distressing periods in American history. The Jim Crow Laws were a series of state and local regulations that enforced racial segregation and perpetuated systemic discrimination against African Americans in the United States from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century. By exploring this category, we hope to foster a greater understanding of this dark chapter, shed light on its impact on society, and encourage meaningful discussions surrounding racial inequality and social justice.

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What was the purpose of Jim crow laws in south Carolina?a. To stop African Americans from voting ** b. To stop poor whites from
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2. asked by UNKNOWN
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Which phrase describes Jim Crow laws?(1 point)Responses laws that required a voter to pay a tax at the polls laws that required
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2. asked by WuW
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How many Jim Crow Laws were there?
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2. asked by Kathlyn
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____ laws legally separated non-whites and whites "in schools, restaurants, theaters, trains, streetcars, playgrounds,
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2. asked by rstaats88
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Give three examples are the Jim Crow laws that impacted of African-Americans in the south
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2. asked by Shayma
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Every person... operating... any public hall, theatre, opera house, motion picture show or any place of public entertainment or
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Give 3 examples of Jim Crow Laws that impacted the lives of African Americans in the South.(4 points)
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2. asked by Aela Marcellus
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Which phrase describes Jim Crow laws?(1 point)Responses laws that required voters to take literacy tests laws that required
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2. asked by Aela Marcellus
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Give 3 examples of Jim Crow Laws that impacted the lives of African Americans in the South.
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2. asked by social studies
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give 3 examples of Jim Crow Laws that impacted the lives of African Americans in the south
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2. asked by rstaats88
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Is it true that the government is allowing the Jim Crow Laws to be put into effect? And why are they doing it?
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2. asked by RomanKarp
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Good Times and Hardships Unit Test10 of 1210 of 12 Items Question Give 3 examples of Jim Crow Laws that impacted the lives of
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2. asked by WuW
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what was the purpose of jim crow laws in the south
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2. asked by iamacatlee34 ROBLOX
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please help i have my answers just not sure if im correct :(what criticism did tillman direct at conservations? a.)they
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2. asked by anna
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Unit 3 lesson than 12 emerging state and nation unit test.1. What was the purpose of Jim Crow laws in South Carolina? (1 point)
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2. asked by Please help me
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1. Which of the following were effects of Jim Crow laws? (Choose all that apply.) (2 points)Blacks and whites were allowed to
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2. asked by Linda
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Public Arena Description of Jim Crow Lawstransportation Waiting rooms, ticket windows, and seating areas were segregated by
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2. asked by anonymous
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What was one reason Jim Crow laws went into effect after Democrats regained control following Reconstruction?A. Democrats
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2. asked by Addrian
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Which of the following is associated with the New South’s Jim Crow system? Select the two correct answers.A. decline of
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2. asked by Eya
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1 star* at the end of each question and multiple stars*** at the end of my answer1. Which laws called for strict separation of
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2. asked by catherine
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Why did southern states implement Jim Crow laws?The laws were passed to help the Democratic candidate win the presidency. The
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2. asked anonymously
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where did the jim crow laws take place? and why?
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2. asked by katie
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Multiple Choice: In the late nineteenth century, many areas of the South enacted Jim Crow laws. What was one purpose of these
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I am working on a paper that is due this weekend on Jim Crow Laws and was wondering a few things:1) What were some of the rights
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2. asked by Lauri
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what is a good thesis statement for jim crow laws?
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2. asked by tanisha
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how Jim Crows laws undermined the 13th 14th and 15th amendments
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2. asked by MAria
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How did Jim Crow laws affect the economy?
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2. asked by Jerry
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My topic was Jim Crow Laws. I have to write a 5 page research paper. ANY criticism would help. This my first one so its pobably
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2. asked by Mark
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Starting in the 1870s, Jim Crow laws were enacted in Southern states as a means to• legalize racial segregation and
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2. asked anonymously
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n response to these developments, legislatures in southern states (1 point) Responses passed Jim Crow laws to limit the rights
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Why would white southerners pass laws that controlled the movement of african americans?
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2.) What can you imply from the history regarding Jim Crow laws?a.) They were very short-lived b.) They were quickly overturned
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How long did it take for the Jim Crow laws to be abolished68 years 83 years 73 years 10 years
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Why did the Jim Crow laws end
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Jim Crow lawsCause in 1 word and effect 1 words
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Jim Crow lawsDetermine whether each event was a cause for the Great Migration or an effect of it.
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Jim Crow laws1 word for cause 1 word for effect
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Which of the following movements for equality fought discrimination caused by Jim Cow laws?A.the woman’s suffrage movement
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2. asked by Uwu
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which phrase describes Jim Crow laws?A: Laws that required a voter to pay a tax at the polls. B: laws that required voters to
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2. asked anonymously
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Why were "Jim Crow" laws passed in Georgia?(1 point) Responses to encourage industrial growth to encourage industrial growth to
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2. asked by pt your not right gup
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Why were "Jim Crow" laws passed in Georgia? (1 point) Responses to encourage industrial growth to encourage industrial growth to
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2. asked by Demon
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Jim Crow laws were a legalized system ofdiscrimination against African Americans. integration of facilities in the South.
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Why were "Jim Crow" laws passed in Georgia?(1 point) Responses to encourage industrial growth to encourage industrial growth to
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Why were "Jim Crow" laws passed in Georgia?(1 point) Responses to encourage industrial growth to encourage industrial growth to
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Why were "Jim Crow" laws passed in Georgia?(1 point) O to encourage industrial growth O to enforce the policy of segregation O
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Why were "Jim Crow" laws passed in Georgia? (1 point)to encourage industrial growth to enforce the policy of segregation to
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2. asked by Noobz
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why were "Jim crow" laws passed in Georgia?A. the encourage industrial growth B. to enforce the policy of segregation C. to
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2. asked anonymously
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Which statements describe the Jim Crow laws of the post-Civil War period?Choose all answers that are correct. Responses They set
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Why were "Jim Crow" laws passed in Georgia? (1 point)Responsesto encourage industrial growth to encourage industrial growth to
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2. asked by Disiirl
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Why were Jim Crow laws passed in Georgia? A. To encourage industrial growth b. To enforce the policy of segregation c. To
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