Tutorial 1 ( match with correct ending)

Rich and powerful businessmen were referred to as

• parks and drinking fountains as whites did.

• captains of industry or in contrast robber barons.

•  cannot be justified on any legal grounds.

The United States had no experience with large corporations,

•  so at first, government saw no need to interfere with the way they conducted business.

• parks and drinking fountains as whites did.

•  the goal was to create a monopoly.

Immigrants from other countries came in large numbers and many of them

•  they were soon going to be losing their jobs or their lives.

•  when they argued with employers, and unions were weak until the 1930s.

• could not speak or write English.

As some corporations got larger

• the goal was to create a monopoly.

• were required before a person could vote.

•  cannot be justified on any legal grounds.

The unions fought for better wages,     

•  parks and drinking fountains as whites did.

• reasonable hours and safer working conditions.

•  cannot be justified on any legal grounds.

The workers were at disadvantage 

• parks and drinking fountains as whites did.

• were required before a person could vote.

•  when they argued with employers, and unions were weak until the 1930s.

Literacy tests, poll taxes, and long periods of residency

• were required before a person could vote.

• they were soon going to be losing their jobs or their lives.

•  cannot be justified on any legal grounds.

African Americans lived in fear of violent white racists and worried that

• were required before a person could vote.

• they were soon going to be losing their jobs or their lives.

•  cannot be justified on any legal grounds.

The arbitrary separation of citizens on the basis of race,    

• were required before a person could vote.

• they were soon going to be losing their jobs or their lives.

•  cannot be justified on any legal grounds.

Jim Crow system kept blacks from using the same schools, 

•  parks and drinking fountains as whites did.

• captains of industry or in contrast robber barons.

• reasonable hours and safer working conditions.