Question

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



A.
They passed "black codes" after the Civil War that made free blacks little more than slaves.


B.
They started a "separate but equal" policy to keep the races apart.


C.
They gave generous payments to blacks who agreed to move to Africa or Canada.


D.
They formed hate groups, such as the Ku Klux Klan, to terrorize blacks.

Answer 1

c

Answer 2

is that true or false

Answer 3

its select the one that doesnt fit

Answer 4

ok cool thx can u help me with some more plz

Answer 5

sure i can try

Answer 6

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



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


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


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


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

Answer 7

d

Answer 8

@jakeslife04

Answer 9

D

Answer 10

One of the most well-known black women in the struggle for civil rights was Ida B. Wells.



Which describes one of her contributions?



A.
She helped Frederick Douglass raise funds to open the first university for blacks.


B.
She gave lectures in England about the illegal hanging of blacks in the South.


C.
She worked closely with Booker T. Washington to win blacks the right to vote.


D.


She opposed W.E.B. Dubois's strategies for gaining equality.

Answer 11

@jakeslife04

Answer 12

either c or d im thinking she was with both but she did have a mojor role in equility so id say d

Answer 13

Which phrase defines Jim Crow?


A.
the name of a southern politician who opposed civil rights for blacks


B.
the term for freed slaves who bought and farmed their own land


C.
the defendant in a Supreme Court case about voting rights


D.
the body of laws that established segregation across the South

Answer 14

@jakeslife04

Answer 15

d

Answer 16

Which organization was founded in 1909 by W. E. B. Dubois to fight racial injustice?


A.
NAACP


B.
IWW


C.
AFL-CIO


D.
ACLU

Answer 17

@jakeslife04

Answer 18

a

Answer 19

Which civil rights leader was born a slave in Virginia but rose to become an educator?


A.
Ida B. Wells


B.
W.E.B. DuBois


C.
Booker T. Washington


D.
George Washington Carver

Answer 20

@jakeslife04

Answer 21

c

Answer 22

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


A.
The South became integrated; the North remained segregated.


B.
The North became integrated; the South remained segregated.


C.
The North remained segregated by habit, not by law.


D.
Blacks mingled freely with whites in the South.

Answer 23

@jakeslife04

Answer 24

b

Answer 25

Which statement describes how relations between blacks and whites changed from the antebellum (before the Civil War) South to the Jim Crow era?


A.
Whites and blacks had never associated with one another before the war but were free to do so under Jim Crow.


B.
Before the war, blacks and whites often had close ties despite slavery, but under Jim Crow they were kept apart.


C.
After the war, blacks and whites were treated equally in public places, such as restaurants and railroad cars.


D.
The laws of the Jim Crow era recognized no differences between blacks and whites.

@jakeslife04

Answer 26

@jakeslife04

Answer 27

@jakeslife04

Answer 28

can u plz help me @jakeslife04

Answer 29

is it d

Answer 30

c

Answer 31

i think its d
http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/543823d5e4b0eeabf803313a
@jakeslife04
so now what do you think it is

Answer 32

@jakeslife04

Answer 33

i need help with this last one
Which statement describes how relations between blacks and whites changed from the antebellum (before the Civil War) South to the Jim Crow era? A. Whites and blacks had never associated with one another before the war but were free to do so under Jim Crow. B. Before the war, blacks and whites often had close ties despite slavery, but under Jim Crow they were kept apart. C. After the war, blacks and whites were treated equally in public places, such as restaurants and railroad cars. D. The laws of the Jim Crow era recognized no differences between blacks and whites.

Answer 34

hold on

Answer 35

I think a

Answer 36

me to but give me a sec

Answer 37

yes it a its a

Answer 38

no the answer is not a its c c c its c

Answer 39

r u positive

Answer 40

yes i used the internet and also i asked my older brother and they both said c

Answer 41

um whoa nooo

Answer 42

yes it is

Answer 43

Nay.... haven't you heard of martin Luther king.... the freedom walks.... whites only places

Answer 44

that's not equal to me

Answer 45

yes it iscause i asked my brother i also looked on the internet and they both said c so.........................

Answer 46

my brother is 19 thank you he knows more than you

Answer 47

well.... both sources are not the best.... you cant always trust the internet.... and your bros... well idk

Answer 48

mario just stop im not argueing anymore i am going with c anyone else go with c

Answer 49

hey you still there @pleasehelpmedearfriend what do you think it is

Answer 50

yeah yeah yeah!!!!!! what is it..... if I am wrong.... hmm lets be mature about it ok.... its open study for a reason...... its not c..... just saiyan

Answer 51

if u found on the internet its c did u find it on this page
http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/543823d5e4b0eeabf803313a

Answer 52

I am going with c it has to be c cause mario you must be on the wrong question cause its c so yea and it is called open study for a reason so................ thank you pple prove me mario show me that you are correct

Answer 53

yes it has to be c

Answer 54

hello?

Answer 55

i said yes i found it on that page

Answer 56

on that page it says C. The laws of the Jim Crow era recognized no differences between blacks and whites. so wouldnt it be d for me

Answer 57

Hold on uh it could be hold on a sec yes it would actually be d my bad my bad LOL i thought i would be c but its d and my brother said d of course LOL need to pay atention

Answer 58

dont even try mario i was s what

Answer 59

haaa.... I just needed that.... I just knew....but I don't think its a though... but could be

Answer 60

haha very funny hey @pleasehelpmedearfriend just pick a person to give the medal to

Answer 61

thankya

Answer 62

whoa this is about the medals.. ha.. what a player.... I was doing it out of the kidness of mine heart.... give the woman the medal.... she needs to feel loved

Answer 63

hey this was not about the medal i was here to help a dear friend out thank you

Answer 64

really??? ok... I am.. just... ganna...goooo.... but hey.....wink...good job....god bless

Answer 65

im not giving a medal to anyone cause no one got it right

Answer 66

are you done yet mario

Answer 67

ok well my bad are ya yelling or being calm LOL

Answer 68

W.E.B. DuBois and Booker T. Washington both worked their whole lives for civil rights, but they didn't agree on many things. Which statement best describes their differences in goals and methods?


A.
Washington believed equal rights could wait as long as blacks got good jobs; DuBois insisted that blacks be given full legal equality.


B.
Washington pushed for voting rights; DuBois stressed the importance of work opportunities.


C.
Washington felt that blacks should never concede; DuBois believed education wasn't vital to the civil rights cause.


D.
Washington was distrusted by white America. DuBois had many powerful friends among whites.

Answer 69

well do you even know what each stood for... who like this and who liked that

Answer 70

i dont know yet hold on

Answer 71

kk

Answer 72

huh it doesnt say on the internet give me a sec and ask my brotha ok ok hes outside so i will be right back ok

Answer 73

@Mario_Bland

Answer 74

yes... don't be so inappropriate.... um so I don't know much about these guys so tell me what do you know about them... I could look it up but, nay too lazy... plus you should know

Answer 75

its c

Answer 76

@MaeMoore can u help me with a few more plz

Answer 77

Who was the leader of Tammany Hall in New York City during the late 1800s?


A.
P.T. Barnum


B.
Andrew Carnegie


C.
William Tweed


D.
John D. Rockefeller

Answer 78

@MaeMoore

Answer 79

i think its c

Answer 80

C.
William Tweed "Boss" Tweed – was an American politician most notable for being the "boss" of Tammany Hall,

Answer 81

The answer to the following is A

W.E.B. DuBois and Booker T. Washington both worked their whole lives for civil rights, but they didn't agree on many things. Which statement best describes their differences in goals and methods?

A. Washington believed equal rights could wait as long as blacks got good jobs; DuBois insisted that blacks be given full legal equality.