laws in the south tried to maintain something like slavery after the Civil War.

when millions of African Americans moved north to get away from the Jim Crow Laws.

Not all __________________ were in the south, they were partially applied in the north and west as well.

the landmark case that said all African Americans were not legal citizens of the United States. (1857)

the landmark case that segregation was based on race was legal. (1896)

_____________ordered that the army be desegregated. (1948)

landmark case that made segregation in public schools illegal. (1954)

The_________________ passed in 1964 help put an end to Jim Crow Laws.

In order to vote,_____________ had to pay a tax and had to pass a reading test.

Grandfather clause was the rule that allowed __________ people who couldn’t pass the reading test to vote.

Harlem, an area in _________, was where many African American moved to.

Born a slave in 1856, became an educator and was one of the foremost African American leaders of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, founding Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, now known as

Tuskegee University.