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Flashcards on Civil Rights and Segregation
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Montgomery Bus Boycott
Successful defeat of town's segregation via year of economic withdrawal
Birth of a Nation
1955 triple K propaganda film that inspired the Tulsa race massacre
Hayes-Tilden Compromise
Compromise of northern presidency for southern segregation via the removal of union reconstruction troops
Black Wall Street
Very successful black section of Tulsa Oklahoma, destroyed by segregationists
Plessy Vs. Furguson
Supreme court case approving segregation
*Sates Rights
Nullification of federal civil rights by claiming federalist state power.
Race Neutral
Use of racial appeals to gain political power
14th Amendment
Amendment requires equal citizenship as a birthright
Brown Vs. Board
Supreme Court Case that ended segregation
NAACP
Multiracial civil rights Organization created in opposition to segregation and black voter suppression
Compensation emancipation
Federal government payment to enslavers for ending slavery
13th Amendment
Amendment bans slavery except for just incarceration
Sundown Laws
Segregation laws that impose a curfew that black people have to leave town by sundown
15th Amendment
Amendment protects all citizen's right to vote
Convict Leasing
South's creation of felony crimes for petty vagrancy in order to get free labor from prisoners
Black reconstruction
Twelve years of federally protected black citizenship programs after the civil war.
Segregation Academies
All white southern schools created to skirt desegregation
Southern Strategies
South's legal use of economic and other innocent language with racial effects
Atlanta compromise
Compromise by Booker T Washington sought black economic rights in exchange for allowing political vote suppression and social segregation.
Green Book
Venue and accommodation guide used to keep black people safe while traveling