Segregation Laws

Welcome to the "Segregation Laws" category on Questions LLC, where you can find answers to your inquiries about the historical and legal aspects of segregation. This category delves into the complex and significant legislation that enforced racial segregation throughout various periods in history. Whether you have questions about specific laws, their impacts, or their abolition, this category aims to provide insightful responses and foster a deeper understanding of the profound impact of segregation laws on society. Join us on this educational journey through history as we uncover the nuances and implications of these pivotal turning points.

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according to the ruling in the Plessy v Ferguson case in why was segregation acceptablea segregation was legal because
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8. Laws requiring that facilities and accommodations, public and private, be segregated by race.* 1 point 15th Amendment Black
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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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It got cut off lol sorry.Question 1. Special laws passed by southern state governments immediately after the civil war. They
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Hey, sorry for being gone for a while but im back. Anyways here are the questions.Question 1. Special laws passed by southern
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----------Segration laws passed in the south that replaced the BLack Codes after Recontruction.They separated Blacks(and many
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According to the ruling in the Plessy v. Ferguson case, why was segregation acceptable?A:Segregation was legal because African
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Excerpt from Plessy v. Ferguson, 1896The information filed in the criminal district court charged, in substance, that Plessy,
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The ''separate-but-equal'' doctrine comes from which of the following?
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Prior knowledge of what subject would help the reader understand "Rosa Parks: My Story"?A.segregation laws<--- B.public housing
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Excerpt from Plessy v. Ferguson, 1896The information filed in the criminal district court charged, in substance, that Plessy,
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Whose arrest for sitting in the White section of a train led to a court battle over the legality of segregation laws?
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Which is NOT true of the segregation laws passed after the Civil War?
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Which is NOT true of the segregation laws passed after the Civil War?=They prohibited interracial marriage. They did not only
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Which is NOT true of the segregation laws passed after the Civil War? My answer is 3.1.)They prohibited interracial marriage.
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Which is NOT true of the segregation laws passed after the Civil War?a)They prohibited interracial marriage. b)They did not only
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Why was Homer Plessy arrested in 1890? what law did he violate?
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According to the ruling in the Plessy v. Ferguson case, why was segregation acceptable?(1 point) Responses Segregation was legal
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Use the excerpt to answer the question.What type of Jim Crow-era laws does the ruling describe? (1 point) O segregation in
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in the south after the civil war which of the following enforced segregation in public accomodations?A. property taxes. B. Jim
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In the south after the civil war which of the following enforced segregated in public accommodations? A. Property taxes b. Jim
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Southern segregation laws passed in the wake of the Plessy v. Ferguson case were known asa.martial law b.force acts c.black
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Which was an effect of the Supreme Court case Plessy v. Ferguson?A. It reduced the frequency of racial violence in the South. B.
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In the South after the Civil War, which of the following enforced segregation in public accommodations?(1 point) Responses A.
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in the south after the civil war which of the following enforced segregation in public accomodations.A. property taxes B. Jim
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in the south after the civil war which of the following enforced segregation in public accomodations.A. property taxes B. Jim
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This set of laws enforced segregation:Group of answer choices Civil Right Laws Disenfranchisement Laws Jim Crow Laws The KKK
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Plessy vs FergusonWhat happened? Summarize the event(One paragraph)
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Plessy vs FergusonWhen did the event take place?(one paragraph)
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The late-19th century and early 20th century laws which required that blacks and whites attended separate schools, drank from
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According to the ruler in placid versus Ferguson case what made the segregation acceptable
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According to the ruling in the Plessy v. Ferguson case, what made segregation acceptable?(1 point)Responses Segregation was
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according to the ruling in the Plessy v. Ferguson case, why was segregation acceptable?a. Segregation was legal because
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according to the ruling in the Plessy v. ferguson why segregation acceptable?
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What does this communicate about the overall role of the Supreme Court’s authority in changing segregation laws?
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