Jim Crow Vocabulary

Jim Crow Laws

• the right to vote

• A civil rights organization

• State and local laws that enforced racial Segregation

• A system of penal labor

Suffrage

• The restriction of suffrage of a person

• The right to vote

• A landmark decision of the U.S Supreme court in which the court ruled that racia segregation laws did not violate the U.S Constitution

• Primary elections held in the southern United States, in which only white voters were allowed to participate

Disenfranchisement

• State and local laws that enforced racial segregation

• A system of penal labor

• The restriction of suffrage of a person

• Primary elections held in the southern United States, in which only white voters were allowed to participate

NAACP

• A civil rights organization

• A landmark decision of the U.S Supreme court in which the court ruled that racia segregation laws did not violate the U.S Constitution

• Primary elections held in the southern United States, in which only white voters were allowed to participate

• State and local laws that enforced racial segregation

White Primaries

• A civil rights organization

• A system of penal labor

• The right to vote

• Primary elections held in the southern United States, in which only white voters were allowed to participate

Plessy v. Ferguson

• The right to vote

• Primary elections held in the southern United States, in which only white voters were allowed to participate

• A landmark decision of the U.S Supreme court in which the court ruled that racial segregation laws did not violate the U.S Constitution

• A civil rights organization

Convict Lease System

• State and local laws that enforced racial segregation

• A system of penal labor

• Primary elections held in the southern United States, in which only white voters were allowed to participate

• the right to vote