Across
- 2. Another Jim Crow Law, where voters would have to pay a tax (which most African Americans couldn't afford) in order to vote
- 4. A test used against African Americans to test one's intellect in order to vote
- 6. Founder of Tuskegee Institute, a college for African Americans
- 8. Woman who worked for the NAACP to fight against racial and gender discrimination
Down
- 1. This rule said that if a Caucasian person couldn't pass the literacy test or pay a poll tax (or vice versa for the African Americans), if their father or grandfather was able to vote, so could they.
- 2. The case that led to segregation and "Separate but Equal"
- 3. Surfaced mostly in southern states and included Literacy tests, poll taxes, and the Grandfather Clause.
- 5. A sneaky way of saying "slavery," due to the involuntary labor to work off a debt
- 7. One of the Co-founders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
