When Reconstruction ended in 1877, Southern state governments passed laws that kept black people from using the same public services as white people. These laws also did not allow white people to hire black workers for anything but the lowest paying jobs. These laws were called

A. Sun Down laws.
B. feudal serfdom.
C. Jim Crow laws.
D. sharecropping.

Question

When Reconstruction ended in 1877, Southern state governments passed laws that kept black people from using the same public services as white people. These laws also did not allow white people to hire black workers for anything but the lowest paying jobs. These laws were called

A. Sun Down laws.
B. feudal serfdom.
C. Jim Crow laws.
D. sharecropping.

anonymous · Answer

The answer is C Jim Crow laws.

Does that make sense to you or do you need a further explanation?

destinymasha · Answer

Jim crow laws, these laws were passed to make life for the black people so much harder. [voting, rights, employment, etc]