Reconstruction and Rise of Jim Crow

This person was the first African American woman to become a self-made millionaire. She sold haircare products.

W.E.B. DuBois believed African Americans should move back to Africa

Believed African Americans should accept seg. as long as it didn't interfere w/ economic op.

This group advocated for an end to slavery and full rights for those formerly enslaved. Found success during Reconstruct

"Separate but equal" was established how?

Which Amendment ended slavery?

Which of the following was not a reason Black Americans left the south after the Civil War?

People leaving a place is called

Convicting someone of a crime and punishing them for it outside of the law.

This way of life occurred after the Civil War and caused many people to be in debt and tied to the land.

This said that anyone born in the US was a citizen and deserved equal rights.

Terrorist organization that led to the torture and death of many African Americans and white allies.

This person was a former teacher who wrote about lynchings in the U.S. and eventually moved to London, England.

Sat in a white train car to challenge a LA law. Case went to the Supreme Court and led to Separate but Equal

Which Amendment gave all men the right to vote?

People entering a place is called

Investigated lynchings. His writing affected public policy and opinion. Was Chief Investigator of Lynching @ NAACP.

A factor in a place that a person is living in that motivates them to leave.

A factor in a place that a person is moving too that draws them there.

This person served in FDR's cabinet and hosted classes for people to pass literacy tests

Term for intentionally arranging the boarders of voting districts to favor one political party over another.

What happened during Reconstruction?

Jim Crow laws were made to do all of the following except

Lone judge against the Plessy v. Ferguson decision. Also disagreed with the Civil Rights Act being overturned

Which of the following was an obstacle to African Americans voting (2 possible answers)

This person was the first African American Supreme Court Justice.