WorksheetsJim Crow Era
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 26mins
to deprive a person the right to vote or rights of citizenship
Jim Crow Laws
Separate but Equal
Anti-Semitism
Disenfranchisement
Where Were Jim Crow Laws Mainly Used?
Eastern Shore
South
North
laws created by state legislatures to deny African-Americans or Blacks citizenship rights
Disenfranchisement
Separate but Equal
Jim Crow Laws
Anti-Semitism
Supreme Court case that established the separate but equal doctrine thus promoting segregation
Jim Crow Laws
Plessy v. Ferguson (1892)
Atlanta Race Riot (1906)
Disenfranchisement
Many African Americans criticized this leader calling him an "accommodationist" and a "compromiser" who gave-in to white demands?
Booker T. Washington
WEB Dubois
Principle upheld in Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) in which the Supreme Court ruled that segregation of public facilities was legal.
Separate but Equal
Literacy Test
Plessy v. Ferguson (1892)
What was the purpose of the Black Women's Club movement?
To advocate for civil and political rights for Black men
To advocate for civil and political rights for Black women
To advocate for social and economic equality for Black Americans
To advocate for the end of Jim Crow laws
Who was the first president of the National Association of Colored Women?
Fanny Coppin
Harriet Tubman
Mary Church Terrell
Ida B Wells-Barnett
What was the founding motto of the National Association of Colored Women?
Lifting as we climb
Equality for all
Unity in diversity
Strength in sisterhood
This woman led a campaign against the lynching of African Americans
Margaret Sanger
Doroetha Dix
Ida B. Wells
Frances Willard
When Ida B. Wells could not continue school she lied about her age and got her first job as a _______________.
Journalist
Teacher
Politician
Social Worker
Jim Crow laws
Segregated blacks and whites
Killed minorities
Resulted in slavery
Were ended after the Civil War
A political murder of an African American to intimidate called a
Grandfather Clause
Literacy Test
Poll Tax
Lynching
what is shown in the photo
A poll tax
A grandfather clause
A lynching
A literacy test
What was the main purpose of the Black Codes?
To limit the rights of Black citizens
To integrate public schools
To promote racial equality
To encourage Black citizens to vote
What was the purpose of the grandfather clause?
To promote literacy among voters
To disenfranchise Black voters
To ensure all citizens could vote
To allow women to vote
What was the purpose of literacy tests?
To promote reading among citizens
To improve education
To disenfranchise Black voters
To ensure fair voting practices
What was the impact of the Brown v. Board of Education decision?
It declared segregation in education unconstitutional
It reinforced the grandfather clause
It allowed states to pass Black Codes
It upheld segregation in schools
What was one method used to prevent Black citizens from voting?
Voting incentives
Free transportation to polls
Poll taxes
Automatic registration
What was a common feature of segregated public schools?
Outdated books and underpaid teachers for Black students
Advanced technology for Black students
Integrated classrooms
Equal resources for all students
What was the role of African Americans during Reconstruction?
They were not allowed to participate in politics
They were only allowed to work in agriculture
They participated in politics by voting and holding office
They were given equal rights immediately
What were Black Codes?
Laws that made black shirts illegal
Laws to try to keep African Americans from living in the South
Laws created to limit the rights of African Americans
Laws that made black pants illegal
What is the main purpose of domestic (inside the United States) public policies?
To increase passenger use of trains and mass transit
To strengthen ties between the United States and other countries in the world
To improve the general welfare and safety of Americans
To prevent terrorist attacks
1866 Formation of Ku Klux Klan
Anti-civil rights organization re-organizes to oppose Jewish and Catholic emigration from Europe, as well as basic rights for African Americans
Formed in Tennessee after the civil war by Confderate Veterans to oppose U.S. governments efforts during Reconstruction
Supreme Court decision which ruled that school segregation was unconstitutional
Racial violence caused by false accusation of an African American man assaulting a white woman, leading to hundreds of death, mostly African Americans
1909 NAACP Founded
Five days of racial violence set off by a police raid on an unlicensed drinking club frequented by African Americans.
Post World War I violence against African-Americans caused by tensions emerging from northern-migration and tensions from ending of World War I.
Civil rights organization founded to promote equal rights for African Americans.
Anti-civil rights organization re-organizes to oppose Jewish and Catholic emigration from Europe, as well as basic rights for African Americans.
1915 KKK resurgence as “Invisible Empire”
Civil rights organization founded to promote equal rights for African Americans.
Anti-civil rights organization re-organizes to oppose Jewish and Catholic emigration from Europe, as well as basic rights for African Americans.
Formed in Tennessee after the civil war by Confderate Veterans to oppose U.S. governments efforts during Reconstruction
Supreme Court decision which ruled that school segregation was unconstitutional.
1954 Brown vs. The Board of Education
Anti-civil rights organization re-organizes to oppose Jewish and Catholic emigration from Europe, as well as basic rights for African Americans.
Formed in Tennessee after the civil war by Confederate Veterans to oppose U.S. governments efforts during Reconstruction
Supreme Court decision which ruled that school segregation was unconstitutional.
Racial violence caused by false accusation of an African American man assaulting a white woman, leading to hundreds of death, mostly African Americans
1964 Civil Rights Act of 1964
Federal law which ended segregation in public places and banned employment discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin
First students to be attend the de-segregated Little Rock Central High School, which led to standoff between Governor of Arkansas and President of the United States.
Founder and first president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and prominent civil rights leader.
Federal law which aimed to remove legal barriers at the state and local levels that prevented African Americans from exercising their right to vote
1965 Voting Rights Act of 1965
Federal law which ended segregation in public places and banned employment discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin
First students to be attend the de-segregated Little Rock Central High School, which led to standoff between Governor of Arkansas and President of the United States.
Founder and first president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and prominent civil rights leader.
Federal law which aimed to remove legal barriers at the state and local levels that prevented African Americans from exercising their right to vote
to adopt or take on the traditions of the larger or surrounding group
affiliate
assimilate
congregate
complement
Area that shares a large number of cultural traits.
Cultural diffusion/Culture borrowing
Culture Region
Fine Arts
Economy
What happens when a culture is isolated from other cultures?
Changes in lifestyle occur quickly.
There is a plethora of technology.
Changes in lifestyle occur slowly.
There is a large foreign born population (immigrants).
What was the main purpose of creating the Constitution of 1895?
To limit African-Americans' rights
To improve race relations
To limit the power of banks and railroads
To promote industry in S.C.
What was the main purpose of creating the Constitution of 1895?
To limit African-Americans' rights
To improve race relations
To limit the power of banks and railroads
To promote industry in S.C.
What impact did Jim Crow laws have on African Americans?
They kept them separated from the whites in public places.
They granted them the right to vote.
They brought more African Americans and whites closer together.
They led to the creation of the Grange.
You are eligible to vote if you grandfather was eligible to vote under this clause.
Grandfather clause
Father Clause
Grandmother Clause
Santa Clause
Which word means "The Right To Vote"
Democracy
Elections
Suffrage
Rights
Where Were Jim Crow Laws Mainly Used?
Eastern Shore
South
North
What was the main goal of the Dawes Act?
To preserve tribal landholding system
To support Native American economic prosperity
To promote individual land ownership and agriculture
To encourage communal living and cultural traditions
How did the Dawes Act affect tribal landholding?
It increased the size of tribal lands
It had no impact on tribal landholding
It preserved the communal landholding system
It divided lands into individual allotments and sold off surplus lands
What was the result of the privatization of tribal lands under the Dawes Act?
Expansion of tribal lands
Preservation of cultural traditions
Increased economic prosperity for Native Americans
Catastrophic loss of tribal lands
