8th ELA - 1/12/21

reinstitute pre-Civil War norms in the South

lower taxes for both northern and southern states

improve the legal and social status of Black people

lessen the impact of regulations on businesses

federal troops left the South

Black men received the right to vote

Nebraska became a US state

Andrew Johnson became president

True

False

Democratic Party

state of Louisiana

NAACP

Citizens’ Committee

bus section

train car

public park

restaurant

He had light skin and could pass as white.

He was a lawyer who understood his rights.

He worked for the government.

He was from out of town, and nobody would recognize him.

1st Amendment

10th Amendment

14th Amendment

15th Amendment

Racial segregation in schools is unconstitutional, but transportation must remain segregated.

As long as states maintain separate but equal facilities, racial segregation does not violate the constitution.

Separate but equal facilities are unconstitutional, but the federal government has no ability to intervene.

The Separate Car Act violates the 14th Amendment. Therefore racial segregation is unconstitutional in all forms.

the end of the Jim Crow era

a railroad boycott

nearly 60 years of legal segregation

Homer Plessy’s congressional campaign

Gideon v. Wainwright

Marbury v. Madison

Dred Scott v. Sandford

Brown v. Board of Education