EGMS 8 SS Unit 4 Topic 1

Which laws controlled the lives of people of color and paved the way for future segregation? (CHOOSE TWO)

• Black Codes

• Jim Crow Laws

• Code Noir

• New Orleans Code

• Louisiana Code

What are some examples of requirements used to prevent people of color from voting? (CHOOSE 3)

• Age requirements

• "Grandfather" clauses

• Poll taxes

• Residency requirements

• Literacy tests

What do we call the system in which African Americans and some whites in the rural South made a living by renting small plots of land from large landowners who were usually white and pledging a percentage of their crops to the landowners at harvest?

• Debt slavery

• Sharecropping

• Serfdom

• Feudal landownership

• Monarchy

How did white Louisianans ensure racial oppression of African-Americans was not challenged?

• Through the National Court system

• Passing amendments to the U.S. Constitution

• Use of the police

• Lynchings

• State constitutional amendments

What are examples of places that were segregated by law after the Civil War? (CHOOSE THREE)

• Restaurants

• Churches

• Train cars

• Government buildings

• Schools

Laws which required separation of the races in public and social situations were known as:

• Black Codes

• Code Noir

• Jim Crow Laws

• New Orleans Code

• Louisiana Code

The term "disenfranchise" means:

• move away

• ratify an amendment

• separate

• take away right to vote

• let go

"No male person who was on January 1, 1867, or at any date prior thereto entitled to vote..." is an example of a:

• A "Grandfather Clause"

• must be able to read

• not being allowed to vote

• A "Grandmother Clause"

• A "Born Clause"

Gave all male citizens born in the US the right to vote, regardless of race.

• First Amendment

• Third Amendment

• Thirteenth Amendment

• Fifteenth Amendment

• Twenty-first Amendment

Ended slavery in all state and territories.

• First Amendment

• Third Amendment

• Thirteenth Amendment

• Fifteenth Amendment

• Twenty-first Amendment