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African American History from the Civil War to the Present

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Daily Question. How were the civil and political rights of certain groups in America undermined during the years after Reconstruction?. Objectives. Assess how whites created a segregated society in the South and how African Americans responded.

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Black History Segregation

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The End of Reconstruction

The End of Reconstruction. SS8H7 The student will evaluate key political, social, and economic changes that occurred in Georgia between 1877 and 1918

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University of Khartoum

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Reconstruction

Reconstruction. Unit 4, Lesson 5. Essential Idea. Reconstruction was a time of political, economic, and social changes for both the North and the South. . Initial Post-Civil War Issues. What will happen to the South? Ex-Confederates/CSA states Southern economy Southern freedmen .

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The New South

The New South. Chapter 15. New South Vocabulary. White supremacy Diversify Populists Disfranchisement Primary election General election White primary Grandfather clause Segregation Jim Crow Laws Plessy v. Ferguson Prohibition Suffrage. New South. Political Change in the South

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Test Review

Test Review. Pre-Civil War, Civil War, Reconstruction. Sectionalism. A devotion to the interests of one geographic region over the interests of the country as a whole The north was more industrious, the South had plantations, and the West was mostly small farms.

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January 28 th , 2014 Journal Entry

Option 1. January 28 th , 2014 Journal Entry. Journal Entry February 6 th , 2014. Please, get your journals and sit in your seat so we can begin. Option 2. February 6 th , 2014 Journal Entry. Describe this image however you would like in you journal.

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Jim Crow and Segregation in the South

Jim Crow and Segregation in the South. As Reconstruction ended, African American dreams of equality and justice faded. By the 1880s, racism and segregation took a strong hold in Southern states (Northern states also harbored discrimination, but not as pronounced as in the South).

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Life for Freed Slaves

Life for Freed Slaves. Lynchings. Lynch: to kill someone without a trial People could be accused of things as small as looking wrong at a white girl or sitting in the wrong place or something as big as murder, but no evidence was necessary Mobs gathered and killed the accused person

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The Rise of Segregation

The Rise of Segregation. After Reconstruction many African Americans in the rural South lived in conditions that were little better than slavery.

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Jfk AND THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

Jfk AND THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. By Ethan Rutter. JFK. JFk was in the process of running for office as the civil rights movement began. And after he got elected the movement was still going on He was active in helping the civil rights movement after he was elected. Civil Rights Act.

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Georgia Studies

Georgia Studies. Unit 6: The New South Lesson 2: Social and Political Change Study Presentation . Lesson 2: Social and Political Change. Jim Crow Laws Separate but equal doctrine Lynching Great Migration National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Disfranchise .

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Plessy v. Ferguson

Mrs. Baugh US History Pages 382-383, 964. Plessy v. Ferguson. Vocabulary. Disfranchising Poll tax Grandfather Clause Segregation Jim Crow Laws. Disfranchising African Americans. Disfranchising- to deprive (a person) of a right of citizenship , as of the right to vote. 15 th Amendment

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Segregation & Discrimination

Segregation & Discrimination. Meagan Tirado & Tyler May. African Americans Fight Legal Discrimination. African Americans face hostile and violent opposition from whites as they exercise there new political and social rights during reconstruction.

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Politics and Reform

Politics and Reform. The Rise of Segregation: Chapter 16 Section 3. Resistance and Repression. Exodus to Kansas Forming a Separate Alliance Crushing the Populist Revolt. Disfranchising African Americans. Loopholes in the 15 th Amendment Grandfather clause. Legalizing Segregation.

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