Residential Segregation

What does separate and unequal neighborhoods mean?

• Jim Crow Neighborhoods

• Segregated neighborhoods with inequalities of resources

• People like separately

• Neighborhoods are broken up and are different from each other

What policy did NOT contribute to development of segregated neighborhoods?

• Laws prohibited African American people from owning, leasing, or occupying houses in white neighborhoods

• People choosing to live in segregated neighborhoods

• Redlining led to banks not granting loans to African American people

• Federal banks not insuring African American mortgages

The ____ _______ Act prohibits racial discrimination in housing.

The Fair Housing Act was successful in ending racial discrimination in housing.

• True

• False

Residential racial segregation happened naturally.

• True

• False

Cultural displacement, rising costs in rent, pushing out long term residents and business are all consequences of

What is NOT a consequences of racial segregation that have left neighborhoods unequal?

• Increase in public transportation

• Lack of public and private resources like food markets or parks

• Poor quality of schools

• Increase of police presences and violence

The video describe four ways that redlining has impacted neighborhoods, they are:

• Health, Parks, Policing, Wealth

• Wealth, Transportation, Schools, Buildings

• Food, Schools, Policing, Resources

• Wealth, Health, Policing, Schools

Residential Security Maps developed by the HOLC in the 1930s produced what term that led to segregation

According to the map, which city is seen as the best.

• Culver City

• Inglewood

• Pacific Palisades

• Hawthorne