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In the South after the Civil War, which of the following enforced segregation in public accommodations? (1 point) Responses
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In the South after the Civil War, which of the following enforced segregation in public accommodations?
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In the South after the Civil War, which of the following enforced segregation in public accommodations?
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n the South after the Civil War, which of the following enforced segregation in public accommodations? (1 point) Responses
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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 accommodations?
a. Property taxes b. jim
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Unit 1 Lesson 3: Progressivism (note: you might also find information in Unit 1 Lesson 8: African Americans and Segregation)
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Why was segregation acceptable
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Unit 1 Lesson 8: African Americans and Segregation
keep it short. Leo Frank Case Who was involved? Think about the people or
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Plessy vs Ferguson
Where did the event take place?
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What policy did "Jim Crow" laws put in place?
Responses A Black CodesBlack Codes B integrationintegration C segregation
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Which of these was an effect of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Plessy v. Ferguson?
A. Many African American/Black youths were
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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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What are the effects of dr.Gilbert’s attempt to segregate Mississippi beaches, using a multi flow map.
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According to the ruling in the Plessy v. Ferguson case, why was segregation acceptable?
(1 point) • Segregation was legal
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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 context to help you define the term in bold.
Segregation based on race, ethnicity, or sex is discriminatory and should
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Use the context to help you define the term in bold.
Segregation based on race, ethnicity, or sex is discriminatory and should be
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Use the context to help you define the term in bold.
Segregation based on race, ethnicity, or sex is discriminatory and should be
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Use the context to help you
Segregation based on race, ethnicity, or sex is discriminatory and should be outlawed. O separation O
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r Hogg supported an anti-lynching law but also signed a law
ed passengers on trains to be segregated. Hogg fought against foreign
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What did the Separate Car Act say?
Separate people in trains based on gender Separate people in trains based on wealth Separate
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According to the ruling in the Plessy v. Ferguson case, why was segregation acceptable?
Responses Segregation was legal as long
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Use the context to help you define the term in bold.
Segregation based on race, ethnicity, or sex is discriminatory and should be
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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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Which of these was an effect of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Plessy v. Ferguson?
A. Many African American/Black youths were
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⚫chose to close rather than integrate his restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia
⚫chased African American civil rights activists away
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Use the context to help you define the term in bold.
Segregation based on race, ethnicity, or sex is discriminatory and should be
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What was the purpose of Jim Crown laws in South Carolina?
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According to the ruling in the Plessy v. Ferguson case, why was segregation acceptable? (1 point) Responses Segregation was
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chose to close rather than integrate his restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia• chased African American civil rights activists away
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• chose to close rather than integrate his restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia • chased African American civil rights
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According to the Supreme Court ruling in the Plessy v. Ferguson case, why was segregation acceptable?
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Mr. Robertson is a segregationist. Which statement most likely reflects his beliefs?
(1 point) Responses African Americans should
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According to the ruling in the Plessy v. Ferguson case, what made segregation acceptable?(1 point)ResponsesSegregation was legal
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Mr. Robertson is a segregationist. Which statement most likely reflects his beliefs?
(1 point) African Americans should be
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African Americans could not attend the same schools as white people or live in the same neighborhoods. What inequality did these
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Segregation is the bringing together or mixing of people with different racial, ethnic, social, and/or religious backgrounds.
Is
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Mr. Robertson is a segregationist. Which statement most likely reflects his beliefs? (1 point) Responses African Americans
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A key Supreme Court ruling that led to the legal end to segregation was
(1 point) Responses Roe v. Wade. Roe v. Wade . Brown v.
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Which main idea were people fighting for when they protested segregation during the civil rights move?
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• chose to close rather than integrate his restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia
• chased African American civil rights activists
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Why were "race riders" objectionable to many people? (1 point)
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• chose to close rather than integrate his restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia
• chased African American civil rights activists
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Mayor William B. Hartsfield is best known for.
(1 point) Responses being the first Atlanta mayor to be born outside the state of
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chose to close rather than integrate his restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia
• chased African American civil rights activists away
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According to the ruling in the Plessy v. Ferguson case, why was the segregation acceptable?
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According to the ruling in the Plessy v. Ferguson case, why was segregation acceptable? (1 point) Responses Segregation was
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The ___ laws allowed segregation to be legal in the South, making separate schools, restaurants, hospitals, and cemeteries for
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According to the ruling in Plessy v.Ferguson case, why was segregation acceptable?
a Segregation was legal because African
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