Era of Jim Crow
Across
- 4. Was the era after the Civil War that lasted a decade.
- 7. Challegned Louisianna state law on segregation on railroad cars.
- 10. This was a Jim Crow era law that required that a person had to pass a written test in order to vote.
- 12. How many military districts was the South divided into after the Civil War.
- 13. Who believed that former slaves and their descendants should gain acceptance through hard work.
- 16. Was a slang term for segregation in the South after the Civil War.
- 17. This was a Supreme Court case that narrowed the meaning and intent of the 14th Amendment.
- 18. This was a law the required a person (African American) to pay a tax to vote.
- 19. Supreme Court case in the 1950s that overturned the policy of separate but Equal.
Down
- 1. Most whites in the South after the Civil War belonged to which party?
- 2. Laws that were created by former Confederate states to segregate society.
- 3. Was a law passed by the federal government in 1964, that outlawed Jim Crow and discrimination in the US.
- 5. Policy in the South and elsewhere in the US that was intended to keep the races apart when possible.
- 6. Supreme Court Case that established the doctrine of Separate but Equal.
- 8. US President that in the late 1940s integrated the Military.
- 9. Who was an early civil rights leader who believed African Americans Should demand equality now.
- 11. Homer Plessy was considered what percentage black, and therefore under Louisiana State law had to ride in the Black only cars.
- 14. Was a secret organization after the Civil War that used terror and violence to intimidate former slaves and their descendants.
- 15. These were clauses that allowed White voters to get around the Jim Crow era voting laws.