Question

Susan B. Anthony’s trial focused attention on the right of every citizen (man and woman) to a fair trial by jury. Which was another result of that trial?

A.
Susan B. Anthony was convicted and spent the next five years in prison writing her memoirs.

B.
Americans were so outraged they demanded that Congress immediately give women the vote.

C.
The news coverage of her speeches before and after the trial earned much publicity for the suffrage movement.

D.
Women were finally granted the right to attend public universities and run their own businesses.
@charko

Answer 1

C

Answer 2

Which statement does not describe a method whites used to keep blacks from exercising their rights?

A.
They fought with U.S. troops sent south to enforce Reconstruction.

B.
They formed the Redeemers, a group that rigged election results.

C.
They hunted down and lynched innocent blacks without a trial.

D.
They segregated public housing and transportation.

Answer 3

A?? my best guess

Answer 4

i think its A to.

Answer 5

Which statement best describes the impact of the Supreme Court's Plessy v. Ferguson decision?

A.
It determined that every freed slave was entitled to 40 acres and a mule.

B.
It permitted black children in the South to attend all-white public schools.

C.
It said that the 14th Amendment made segregation illegal.

D.
It gave legal status to the "separate but equal" policy in the South.

Answer 6

D

Answer 7

The impact of the Plessy vs. Ferguson rulings upheld separate but equal right under the laws in America. It is the same law that made it legal to discriminated against Afro-Americans in the late 19th century and for the first half of the 20th century, until Brown vs. Board of Education in 1950's was passed, and the desegregation laws passed in the 1960's by president LBJ.

Answer 8

What impact did Ida B. Wells have on the civil rights movement in the late 1800s?

A.
She helped Booker T. Washington launch an apprentice program for black workers.

B.
She worked closely with W.E.B. DuBois to win blacks the right to vote.

C.
She founded a school for black children who had been orphaned in the Civil War.

D.
She wrote articles and gave speeches about hate crimes against blacks in the South.

Answer 9

D

Answer 10

d i think

Answer 11

Which name refers to the body of laws that established segregation and "separate but equal" policies across the South?

A.
Homer Plessey

B.
John Marshall Harlan

C.
Ida B. Wells

D.
Jim Crow

Answer 12

d

Answer 13

i think

Answer 14

D

Answer 15

Which civil rights leader, born free in Massachusetts, was the first African American to earn a doctoral degree from Harvard?

A.
Ida B. Wells

B.
Booker T. Washington

C.
George Washington Carver

D.
W.E.B. DuBois

Answer 16

D

Answer 17

Which civil rights leader was said to be the most famous southern man since Jefferson Davis and was loved by whites and blacks?

A.
Ida B. Wells

B.
Booker T. Washington

C.
W.E.B. DuBois

D.
George Washington Carver

Answer 18

Idk that one srry dude

Answer 19

b i think

Answer 20

im not sure on that one to

Answer 21

Which statement about race relations in the North and South after Reconstruction is true?

A.
Blacks in the South elected politicians who would serve their interests.

B.
The North became fully integrated.

C.
Little changed in the North; segregation continued.

D.
Blacks and whites in the South mingled freely.

Answer 22

d

Answer 23

i think
sorry i keep putting i think

Answer 24

but you never know sometimes

Answer 25

@charko can you clarify?

Answer 26

D

Answer 27

The antebellum (before the Civil War) South was a very different place from the South of the Jim Crow era. How did relations between blacks and whites change during this time?

A.
Jim Crow cut the close ties that had often existed in the antebellum South between black slaves and white owners.

B.
Jim Crow allowed whites and blacks to mingle freely in ways that weren't permitted before the war.

C.
Many blacks took advantage of Jim Crow laws to buy houses in white neighborhoods.

D.
Blacks were viewed as equals of whites in the eyes of the law under Jim Crow.

Answer 28

Srry its c. the north was fairly black frendly the south continued segregation

Answer 29

The antebellum (before the Civil War) South was a very different place from the South of the Jim Crow era. How did relations between blacks and whites change during this time?

A.
Jim Crow cut the close ties that had often existed in the antebellum South between black slaves and white owners.

B.
Jim Crow allowed whites and blacks to mingle freely in ways that weren't permitted before the war.

C.
Many blacks took advantage of Jim Crow laws to buy houses in white neighborhoods.

D.
Blacks were viewed as equals of whites in the eyes of the law under Jim Crow.

Answer 30

@charko

Answer 31

A i think give me a sec

Answer 32

@charko are you sure its a?

Answer 33

Idk man Jim crow laws allowed segregation

Answer 34

@charko so you don't know for sure