US Unit 1 Test Review B

What is the Grandfather Clause?

• A provision in certain laws that allowed individuals to be exempt from a requirement if their ancestors had met that requirement

• A secret hate group that used violence and intimidation to suppress African Americans and their supporters

• Racial segregation laws enacted in the Southern United States, enforcing separate facilities and services for African Americans and whites

• A test administered to determine a person's ability to read and write, often used as a means to disenfranchise African Americans during the Jim Crow era

What were Jim Crow laws?

• A provision in certain laws that allowed individuals to be exempt from a requirement if their ancestors had met that requirement

• Racial segregation laws enacted in the Southern United States, enforcing separate facilities and services for African Americans and whites

• A secret hate group that used violence and intimidation to suppress African Americans and their supporters

• A test administered to determine a person's ability to read and write, often used as a means to disenfranchise African Americans during the Jim Crow era

What was the Ku Klux Klan?

• A provision in certain laws that allowed individuals to be exempt from a requirement if their ancestors had met that requirement

• A secret hate group that used violence and intimidation to suppress African Americans and their supporters

• Racial segregation laws enacted in the Southern United States, enforcing separate facilities and services for African Americans and whites

• A test administered to determine a person's ability to read and write, often used as a means to disenfranchise African Americans during the Jim Crow era

What is a literacy test?

• A provision in certain laws that allowed individuals to be exempt from a requirement if their ancestors had met that requirement

• A secret hate group that used violence and intimidation to suppress African Americans and their supporters

• Racial segregation laws enacted in the Southern United States, enforcing separate facilities and services for African Americans and whites

• A test administered to determine a person's ability to read and write, often used as a means to disenfranchise African Americans during the Jim Crow era

What was the outcome of the Plessy v. Ferguson case?

• Racial segregation laws enacted in the Southern United States, enforcing separate facilities and services for African Americans and whites

• A provision in certain laws that allowed individuals to be exempt from a requirement if their ancestors had met that requirement

• A test administered to determine a person's ability to read and write, often used as a means to disenfranchise African Americans during the Jim Crow era

• A landmark Supreme Court case in 1896 that upheld racial segregation under the 'separate but equal' doctrine

What is a poll tax?

• A provision in certain laws that allowed individuals to be exempt from a requirement if their ancestors had met that requirement

• A secret hate group that used violence and intimidation to suppress African Americans and their supporters

• A tax imposed on individuals as a requirement for voting

• A test administered to determine a person's ability to read and write, often used as a means to disenfranchise African Americans during the Jim Crow era

Who were the Radical Republicans?

• Members of the Republican Party who advocated for a more aggressive approach to Reconstruction and civil rights for African Americans

• A secret hate group that used violence and intimidation to suppress African Americans and their supporters

• Racial segregation laws enacted in the Southern United States, enforcing separate facilities and services for African Americans and whites

• A test administered to determine a person's ability to read and write, often used as a means to disenfranchise African Americans during the Jim Crow era

What was Reconstruction?

• The period of time after the American Civil War when the United States government worked to rebuild and reunify the Southern states that had seceded

• A secret hate group that used violence and intimidation to suppress African Americans and their supporters

• Racial segregation laws enacted in the Southern United States, enforcing separate facilities and services for African Americans and whites

• A test administered to determine a person's ability to read and write, often used as a means to disenfranchise African Americans during the Jim Crow era

Who was Rutherford B. Hayes?

• The 19th President of the United States, known for his efforts to reconcile the divisions between North and South during the Reconstruction Era

• A secret hate group that used violence and intimidation to suppress African Americans and their supporters

• Racial segregation laws enacted in the Southern United States, enforcing separate facilities and services for African Americans and whites

• A test administered to determine a person's ability to read and write, often used as a means to disenfranchise African Americans during the Jim Crow era

Who were the Scalawags?

• Southern whites who supported the Reconstruction policies of the Republican Party

• A secret hate group that used violence and intimidation to suppress African Americans and their supporters

• Racial segregation laws enacted in the Southern United States, enforcing separate facilities and services for African Americans and whites

• A test administered to determine a person's ability to read and write, often used as a means to disenfranchise African Americans during the Jim Crow era