Jim Crow Review

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Purpose of Jim Crow laws?

To prove white people superior

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Booker T. Washington deets

He believed the only way colored people could become equal to whites was if they were equal economically

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Effects of Plessy v Ferguson

Separate but equal

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13th Amendment

Abolish slavery

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14th Amendment

Born in the U.S. = U.S. citizen

All citizens treated equally

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15th Amendment

All citizens are protected by the law

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Racial Etiquette details - 3 things… give specific examples

Blacks cannot shake hands with whites

Blacks are to remove their hats when passing a white person

Blacks have to move off the sidewalk to make room for whites

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Enforcement Acts - what are they and did they work?

Federal crime to interfere with a citizen's right to vote

Not guaranteed right to vote

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Tuskegee Institute details

Created by Booker T. Washington and was a way to give blacks a clear and strong career path to raise economically

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Plessy v. Ferguson famous quote or saying

Separate but equal

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Things done to blacks in the South to keep them from voting

Literacy tests, poll tax, grandfather clause

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What was the ruling in Plessy v Ferguson?

Supreme court deemed that segregation is not unfair

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Poll Tax deets and reason why it was instituted

Tax on voting, many blacks couldn’t afford it

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Purpose of white supremecist groups

to use violence to intimidate blacks

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Ida B. Wells deets

Black journalist who exposed lynching

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Enforcement dates of Jim Crow Laws

1877-1965

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Who or what was Jim Crow?

A black minstrel

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Interracial marriages

People of different races and backgrounds getting married (strictly forbidden/unheard of)

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The “Lynching Capital”

Mississippi

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What is lynching?

Informal trail that often involved violence towards blacks and sometimes ended fatally