Unit 5 Quizizz 1

What word describes depriving someone of the right to vote?

• progressivism

• disenfranchise

• collateral

• imperialism

Which of the following word is used to describe the practice in which voters had to prove their father or grandfather voted in the 1860 election before they too would be allowed to vote?

• Grandfather Clause

• Family Voting Rights

• Poll Tax

• Eight Box Law

Which of the following describes another way in which southern Democrats were able to discriminate against black voters that required them to pay a fee of $1 to $2 before they would be allowed to vote?

• Literacy Test

• Voting Fee

• Poll Tax

• Voter Registration Fee

What was the ruling in the Supreme Court Case, Plessy v. Ferguson?

• Supreme Court ruled in favor of Plessy. As a result, all public facilities were made equal and disenfranchisement stopped.

• Supreme Court ruled in favor of Plessy, but still allowed Louisiana to continue the law that required black voters to submit a literacy test before voting.

• Supreme Court refused to rule in the case. Instead they said the matter was a state matter and needed to be solved by each state individually. By doing so, Southern states were then allowed to continue to separate public places based on color.

• Supreme Court upheld the Separate Car Act in Louisiana and determined that as long as public facilities are equal, they may be separated by color.

Which of the following was a way to disenfranchise blacks in the South by requiring a test that determined the applicants ability to read and following directions?

• Literacy Test

• Voting Test

• Disenfranchisement Reading Test

• Plessy Test

If a black voter was able to pass the reading test and pay the fine to vote, what was often the last resort effort made by Southern Democrats to stop black voters? This often involved forcing people to refrain from voting or to vote for a certain party.

• Grandfather Clause

• Intimidation

• Eight Box Law

• Literacy Test

What was the ultimate consequence of Plessy v Ferguson?

• Separate facilities were considered unconstitutional and must be open to all races.

• Separate facilities were considered constitutional as long as they were made equal in quality.

• Separate facilities were considered unconstitutional, but the south was still able to practice this law.

• Separate facilities were considered constitutional no matter the condition of the facilities.

What were the laws based on race and discrimination that started in the South but also existed in the North called?

• Disenfranchise Laws

• Daddy Rice Laws

• Jim Crow Laws

• Plessy Laws

Which of the following was NOT a Jim Crow law that dismissed gains made by African Americans during Reconstruction (when Congressional Radical Republicans maintained equality in the South)?

• Public drinking fountains were marked 'white' and 'colored'

• White movie theaters required separate entrances & seating areas for blacks.

• Only white bus riders were allowed to sit at the back of the busses.

• Business owners had the right to refuse service to any individual . . . no matter what the reason was.

Please mark the correct order of the laws, from the first to last, that were made to remove basic human rights of blacks.

• Jim Crow Laws, Slave Codes, Black Codes

• Slave Codes, Black Codes, Jim Crow Laws

• Black Codes, Slave Codes, Jim Crow Laws

• Slave Codes, Jim Crow Laws, Black Codes