Chapter 12 Lesson 2

Which event happened first? page 508

• The Great Migration started.

• Supreme Court ruled on separate but equal principle.

• School segregation ended in the United States.

• Booker T. Washington's founded the Tuskegee Institute.

Which event happened second? page 505

• The Great Migration started.

• Supreme Court ruled on separate but equal principle.

• School segregation ended in the United States.

• Booker T. Washington's founded the Tuskegee Institute.

Which event happened third? Page 506

• The Great Migration started.

• Supreme Court ruled on separate but equal principle.

• School segregation ended in the United States.

• Booker T. Washington's founded the Tuskegee Institute.

Which event happened fourth? page 508

• The Great Migration started.

• Supreme Court ruled on separate but equal principle.

• School segregation ended in the United States.

• Booker T. Washington's founded the Tuskegee Institute.

What was made legal by the Jim Crow laws? pg.504

• attendance of African Americans at universities

• segregation of African Americans from white Americans

• African American voting rights

• freedom of speech

Why did many African Americans decide to move to the North during the Great Migration? Page 506

• There were no farms in the North.

• There was no prejudice in the North.

• Schools were better in the North.

• There was a promise of jobs.

What did Booker T. Washington believe was the most important step to achieving racial equality? pg. 506-507

• achieving equal income between African Americans and white Americans

• improving the education of African Americans

• African Americans winning the right to vote

• starting a civil rights movement

Who founded the Chicago Defender? pg 508

• Ida Wells-Barnett

• Robert S. Abbott

• W.E.B. Du Bois

• President Franklin D. Roosevelt

Laws that discriminated against African Americans during the Progressive Era were called — pg. 504

• Black codes

• Jim Crow laws

• Nullification rules

• Civil Rights acts

Who was the person that challenged the "separate but equal" principle? pg. 505

• Jim Crow

• Ida Wells-Barnett

• Homer Plessy

• Jane Addams