The New South-Part 1

Making a payment to vote is called a

• literacy test

• poll tax

• property tax

• grandfather clause

Proving that you can read and write in order to vote is a

• literacy test

• poll tax

• property tax

• grandfather clause

Taking away the right to vote is known as

• disenfrightenment

• dystopia

• disenfranchisement

• disengaged

In 1906, stories of violence against whites sparked

• The Augusta Riot

• The Alabama Riot

• The Atlanta Riot

This was used to keep African Americans from exercising their rights

• James Crow laws

• James Brown laws

• Jim Crow laws

• Jim Crowe laws

The Supreme Court decision in Plessy v Ferguson caused this to happen in the South

• The region became segregated along racial lines

• The states were restricted by the federal government

• Local governments became more representative of their populations

• The region became urbanized as former slaves migrated to the southern states

This led to the deepening of racial segregation in the city of Atlanta

• suspension of Jim Crow laws

• 1906 Atlanta Riot

• removal of African Americans from office

• emergence of civil rights

The Supreme Court Case from this unit is

• Brown v Board of Education

• Dred Scott v Sanford

• McCulloch v Maryland

• Plessy v Ferguson

Which is NOT an example of a Jim Crow law?

• prohibiting stores from selling alcohol

• requiring railroads to have racially segregated cars

• prohibiting interracial marriage

• segregating schools based on race

The Populist Party supported

• reducing government regulation

• lowering taxes on farmers

• eliminating restrictions on immigration

• raising taxes to finance industrial expansion