Jim Crow Background
Background vocabulary for Jim Crow Laws
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- Hotels, restaurants, shops, public restrooms and drinking fountains are all examples of ___________.
- __________ describes the mixing of different races through marriage and family, and was illegal in many states.
- State and local governments passed laws intended to _________, or weaken, the new rights blacks had gained in the South.
- Adoptions were considered ______________ if the parents were of a different race than the child.
- Keeping groups of people separate is called ___________.
- __________ was originally a theater character, but became a term that described things related to African Americans.
- After the Civil War, many states passed laws, or ___________, that affected the rights and freedoms of the freed slaves.
- Which of these is a topic that Black Codes covered?
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