Jim Crow Laws- Exit Ticket

After the passage of the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments, why did African Americans continue to have daily challenges?

• the amendments were not intended to solve their problems

• many Africa Americans distrusted the government

• southern law makers created Jim Crow laws

• African Americans didn't know they had rights/freedoms

In the South, the passing of Jim Crow laws led to---

• allowing all people to be together even if they have a different race

• the decline of the KKK

• the creation of the 13th amendment

• segregation (separating people based on race) in all public places

Southern states attempted to limit the impact of 14th and 15th amendments by doing what---

(4 answers)

• Literacy tests were routinely given to black voters

• enforcing a poll tax

• groups like the KKK formed

• Grandfather clauses were put into voting rules.

• given equal rights to all southerners

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What two words does this photo illustrate?

• desegregation

• segregation

• suffrage

• Jim Crow Laws

​ (a)   enforced ​ (b)   , or the separation of whites from ​ (c)   in ​ (d)   places.

• Jim Crow laws
• segregation
• African Americans
• public
• Black Codes
• togetherness
• white Americans

Segregation in the South was mainly based on 

• hair color
• religion
• race (color of the skin)
• economic status

The term/word "Jim Crow" came from---

• a clown from the circus who painted his face red

• a movie star

• a white actor on a TV show who put black paint on his face

• a former slave

What best describes Jim Crow laws?

• better opportunities for women to vote

• Laws that gave African Americans equal political rights

• discrimination (unfair) laws focused on Native Americans in housing, jobs, and education

• unequal opportunities for African Americans in housing, jobs, and education

It wasn't just the southern states that had problems with equality. Many ​ (a)   states also had a tradition of segregation. The ​ (b)   states believed in segregation and slavery.

• northern
• southern
• western
• Jim Crow