3.3 Jim Crow Laws Review
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- Q1In Alabama, all bus stations were required to...Have separate buses for colored people and white people.Have separate waiting rooms and ticket windows for colored people and white people.Never hire colored people.45s
- Q2In Alabama, hospitals did not allow ____ to treat patients when colored people were present.black male nurseswhite male nurseswhite female nurses45s
- Q3In Florida, schools were not segregated.FalseTrue45s
- Q4Which state did not allow officers to bury white people with colored people?CaliforniaGeorgiaOregon45s
- Q5In Mississippi, promotion of equality was banned, which means that...People who promoted the acceptance of Jim Crow Laws in the south went to jail.People who encouraged void marriages between white and colored people were guilty.No citizen was allowed to publicly support racial and social equality.45s
- Q6If someone was guilty for promoting equal rights in Mississippi, they...Could be both fined up to $500 and sent to 6 months in school.12 months in jailFined $60045s
- Q7Why is it significant that many Jim Crow laws reference gender as well as race?Both of these are true.Men and women of different races were not trusted to be in the same place without causing troubleThere are no specific mentions of white men not being allowed near black women.45s
- Q8Why did Mississippi likely make it illegal to promote racial equality?Both of these are true.By creating fines and punishments, the government limited how many people would dare to speak out about Jim Crow laws.This is likely because doing so might garner sympathy for the desegregation movement.45s
- Q9Each Jim Crow Laws we reviewed in class were from a specific part of the United States. What do the state names tell you about the scope of Jim Crow?Before the Civil War, these states were slave states, which suggests a long-held belief that black people are inferior to white people.Jim Crow Laws were mainly concentrated in the progressive western states.The South did not uphold Jim Crow Laws.45s
- Q10Jim Crow Laws exited from 1877 until...The 1950sThe 1890sThe 1970s45s
- Q11Laws that governed who colored people could marry were known as....Users re-arrange answers into correct orderJumble45s