Chapter 14 Section 3
Understanding Segregation: A Historical Quiz
Test your knowledge on the impact of segregation and discrimination on African Americans in the early 20th century. This quiz offers a deep dive into significant events and laws that shaped their experiences.
Key Themes:
- Poll Taxes and Voting Rights
- Jim Crow Laws
- Debt Peonage
- Influential Figures
Poll taxes were tax that had to be paid before qualifying to vote?
True
False
How did segregation and discrimination affect the lives of African American at the turn of the 20th century?
It helped them get money
They were forced into debt peonage.
It made people hate them more
What did some African-American leaders do to fight discrimination?
Boycotts from the buses.
When Rosa Parks refused to get out of her seat.
Organized sit-in was one of the types of protests where African Americans would sit peacefully in white restaurants and other places and faced violence and discrimination.
All the above
Plessy v.Ferguson,the Supreme Court had power of segragation in the society
True
False
Debt Peonage was a system that bound laborers into what to keep debt off employees.
Friends
Slavery
Depotion
Jim Crow laws were racial laws passed in which states.It was named after a old song that ended with “Jump,Jim Crow.”In 1896
Northern
Eastern
Western
Southern
Ida B.Wells is a teacher that moved to Memphis in 1880’s.After that,she became an....
Editor of a local newspaper
Waitress
Weather Repoter
Segregation laws were acceptable in which states to keep whites and blacks in certain areas.
Western
Southern
Nothern
Eastern
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