CHAPTER 28 S.S.

Where was the Ku Klux Klan formed?

• Nashville

• Smithville

• Pulaski

• Knoxville

What was the Ku Klux Klan?

• A group of white men who helped African Americans into political offices.

• A group of black men who helped white men.

• A hate group that wanted to keep blacks from being equal to them.

• A love group that lifted everyone up to be better.

What did the Ku Klux Klan use to achieve their goals?

• Love

• Vigilante Justice

• Peaceful Meetings

• Extending their friendship

What did the Ku Klux Klan members spread throughout the south?

• Love

• Friendship

• Hate and Fear

• Covid-19

How did the black codes affect African Americans in the south?

• They were not allowed to work.

• They were encouraged to have protests.

• They were not taught to read or write.

• They were given the same education and work opportunities as whites.

What was one goal of the Jim Crow laws?

• They were passed to restrict the rights of African Americans.

• They were passed to make blacks and whites equal.

• They were passed so African Americans could vote.

• They were passed so blacks and whites could eat, pray, and go to school together.

What did the Jim Crow laws force African Americans to do? (Pick 3)

• Go to different restaurants

• Go to all of the same theaters.

• Go to different drinking fountains.

• Go to the same churches.

• Go to different schools.

What impact did vigilante justice, black codes, and Jim Crow laws have on Tennessee and the nation? (Pick 4)

• They were segregated on buses.

• They were allowed the same opportunities as whites.

• They were not allowed to drink from the same water fountains.

• They had separate restrooms

• They had to sit in separate railroad cars than white people.

How did the end of Reconstruction impact Tennessee’s African American elected officials?

• They were elected into political offices, but were still mistreated.

• They were elected to political offices and were equal to the white men they served with.

• Jim Crow Laws went away completely.

• Only whites were forced to pay a poll tax.

What impact did the poll tax have on African Americans?

• It made it easier to vote.

• It didn't make a difference. All men could afford the poll tax.

• It made it very difficult for white men to vote.

• It made it difficult for black men to vote.