Civil Rights 1 Quiz Flashcards

1
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What was Plessy v. Ferguson?

A

Louisiana passed a “equal but separate” law and Homer Plessy broke it, went to court and was found guilty.

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What was Jim Crow

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Laws in the South were designed to make legal rules to keep races separate.

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3
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What were the two types of segregation?

A

De Jure
De Facto

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4
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What was De Jure segregation?

A

Segregation by law
In the South

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5
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What was De Facto segregation?

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Segregation by assumption/custom
In the North

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6
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What were the consequences of breaking Black Codes?

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Fined, put in jail or whipped

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7
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Who was Charles Hamilton Houston?

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He was the first person to begin to attack the ideas of “equal” in the schools.

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8
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Who was Thurgood Marshall?

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Lead lawyer of NAACP

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9
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What was Brown v. the Board of Education?

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A little colored girl (Linda Brown) had to walk 21 blocks to the nearest colored school because they wouldn’t let her go to the white school only 4 blocks away.
Doll test

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What was the Doll Test?

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2 dolls (one black and one white), colored children had to pick between them, 71% chose the white doll.

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What were some of the results of the Doll Test?

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Found that 71% of colored children had a poor self-image that was detrimental to the development
No longer segregation in schools

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