WorksheetsModule 4 Week 6
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 38mins
The traveling of long distances in search of a new place to live (Definition question)
Traveling
Vacation
Migration
Exploration
These were African Americans who migrated to Kansas.
Scalawags
Exodusters
Carpetbaggers
Slaves
To set free from bondage or slavery (definition question)
Emancipation
Emigration
Migration
Exoduster
What is White Supremacy?
A name given to African Americans who moved from states that were along the Mississippi River to Kansas
Traveling of long distances in search of a place to live
To be set free from bondage or slavery
The belief that the white race is superior to all other races.
Who were Exodusters?
African Americans who migrated to Kansas in 1878
African Americans who migrated to Kansas in search of economic opportunities
African Americans who wanted to move to Kansas to escape White Supremacy in the South
All the above
African Americans migrated to Kansas during the Exoduster movement because....
Plessy v. Ferguson
A United States Supreme Court case that ruled segregation was legal, as long as equal facilities were provided for both races.
The Supreme Court case that ruled that African Americans were allowed to attend white schools.
The Supreme Court case that ruled that Whites were no longer able to discriminate against Blacks
None of the above
The separation of people or things from other groups based on race or religion.
Emancipation
Segregation
Sharecropping
Exoduster
Why was Homer Plessy arrested?
He refused to use the "Blacks Only" bathrooms at school
He refused to move to the "colored" section of the train.
He refused to leave a "whites only" restaurant
He refused to be a slave.
Homer Plessy was 7/8th white and 1/8th black. Would he be allowed to use "whites only" facilities?
Yes, he is a white man, therefore it is not against the law to use their facilities.
Yes. It does not matter that he is 1/8th black because he is more white than black.
No. Since he is not 100% white, it is against the law to use white facilities.
Sometimes he is allowed to use white facilities if he sneaks in.
The power of a court to decide whether a law or decision by the government is constitutional.
Judicial review
Constitutionality
Emancipation
Veto
When a law violates a constitution, it is-
Okay to violate laws
Not okay to violate laws
Unconstitutional
None of the above
Social Studies definition of violate-
The act of doing something that is not allowed by a law or rule.
To kick the President out of office
To veto a president
To accept a new law
Constitutionality answers this question-
"Is sharecropping the same as slavery?"
"Can Homer Plessy sit in the whites only section of the bus?"
"Can I win the Presidential election at age 16?"
"Is this action legal under the Constitution?"
The 14th Amendment granted ______ citizens equal protection under the law.
All
Only white Southerners
Only white Northerners
Only black Northerners
What amendment did Homer Plessy use to argue that it was against the law to have separate facilities for blacks and whites?
Amendment 2 because it violates his right to sit wherever he wanted now that blacks are seen as being equal under the law.
Amendment 10 because it violates his right to sit wherever he wanted now that blacks are seen as being equal under the law.
Amendment 14 because it violates his right to sit wherever he wanted now that blacks are seen as being equal under the law.
Amendment 15 because it violates his right to sit wherever he wanted now that blacks are seen as being equal under the law.
The Supreme Court case that ruled that "separate but equal" did not violate the 14th amendment as long as facilities offered blacks separate areas.
Brown v. Board of Education
Plessy v. Ferguson
Homer v. Wade
None of the above
To study very carefully in order to discover the meaning of something
Analyze
Explore
Migrate
Discover
A collection of state and local laws that made racial segregation legal
Amendments 13,14, & 15
Jim Crow Laws
Freedman's Bureau
None of the above
To be less than
Inferior
Superior
Better than
All the above
How did Jim Crow Laws affect the lives of African Americans in a NEGATIVE way?
What happened to African Americans when Reconstruction ended?
African Americans were able to run for President
African Americans were finally treated with respect by White Southerners
African American rights & freedoms got taken away.
African Americans moved to New York in search of a better life.
The attempted switch from an agricultural South to a more industrial/manufacturing (factories just like in the North!) South.
Exodusters
The "New South"
Slavery
Sharecropping
True or false: The "New South" was a huge success.
True
False
What happened to African Americans after the "New South" failed?
Jim Crow Laws were created to...
Make the lives of African Americans better
Make laws that were made for the protection of African Americans WEAK.
Make the laws more fair toward African Americans
All of the above
These things were created in order to make voting for African Americans harder...
Poll taxes
Literacy tests
Grandfather clauses
All the above
To compare means to find things that are...
Different
Similar
The same
None of the above
To contrast means to tell how things are...
The same as
Different
The same
All the above
True or false:
Jim Crow laws were used in places like California to take away the rights of Latinos & Asians
True
False
Ida B. Wells led an anti ______ reform
Hate
White Supremacy
Lynching
None of the above
This man founded the Tuskegee Institute
W.E.B. Du Bois
Ida B. Wells
Angela Davis
Booker T. Washington
This school was created to help African Americans improve their economic opportunities.
The University of Mississippi
Howard University
Tuskegee Institute
The University of Texas at Austin
This man created the NAACP
Booker T. Washington
Ida B. Wells
Marcus Garvey
W.E.B. Du Bois
What does the NAACP stand for?
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
National Association for the Advancement of Caring People
National Association for the Advancement of Calming People
National Association for the Advancement of Captivating People
