Terms and people

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Across
  1. 3. Founder of Albany State University.
  2. 6. The Democratic Party’s rule of 1900 that its primaries for statewide offices would be open to whites only.
  3. 7. The movement of southern African Americans from the South to the North; it began after World War 1 and lasted until the 1960s.
  4. 9. Occurs when a mob of people murder someone, usually by hanging.
  5. 12. She founded the first school for African American children in Augusta.
  6. 13. Born into slavery in Virginia, he longed as a young boy to attend school as he saw his white owner’s children doing.
  7. 15. Wrongly accused of the 1913 murder of a 13 year old girl named Mary Phagan.
  8. 16. prejudice.
  9. 17. He was born free and had not faced the same racial attitudes.
Down
  1. 1. An organization formed in 1909 by white liberals and members of the Niagara Movement to work for the rights of African Americans.
  2. 2. An irrational hostility toward another person, group, or race.
  3. 4. The doctrine, established by the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Plessy V. Ferguson, that public places could be separate by race, but that they had to be “equal”.
  4. 5. The founder of the Neighborhood Union in Atlanta.
  5. 8. A clause inserted in the Georgia constitution in 1908 that allowed a man to register to vote who had fought for the United States in a war or for the Confederacy in the Civil War or was a descendant of such a person; the clause disfranchised most of Georgia’s African Americans.
  6. 10. To change a court sentence to one that is less severe.
  7. 11. To take the right to vote away from someone or some group.
  8. 14. The first black president of Morehouse College and Atlanta University.