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What were some places that were kept separate under Jim Crow laws?

• Libraries, parks, and beaches
• Gyms, theaters, and concert halls
• Airports, hotels, and shopping malls
• Schools, restrooms, water fountains, public transportation, and restaurants.

Why was Homer Plessy arrested?

• He purchased a ticket and sat in a rail car reserved for White passengers. He refused to move when the conductor asked him to move

• Homer Plessy was arrested for public disturbance.
• Homer Plessy was arrested for theft.
• Homer Plessy was arrested for protesting against the government.

What did the Supreme Court decide about Plessy’s case?

• The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Plessy, ending segregation.
• The Supreme Court upheld racial segregation under the 'separate but equal' doctrine.
• The Supreme Court declared segregation unconstitutional.
• The Supreme Court mandated integration in public facilities.

What made Plessy believe that he would win his Supreme Court Case?

• Plessy thought the case would be decided based on public opinion.
• Plessy believed that the case would be won due to a lack of evidence against him.
• Plessy was confident because he had a personal connection to the judge.
• Plessy argued that having to sit in a separate car violated the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Amendments

What two deeds ended the practice of enslaving people?

• Fugitive Slave Act and Kansas-Nebraska Act
• Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights
• Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act
• Emancipation Proclamation and 13th Amendment

What is an example of a Black Code?

• Policies mandating integrated schooling for all races.
• Regulations promoting equal pay for all workers.
• Laws allowing Black individuals to vote freely.
•  If a Black person did not have a job or a home, he or she could be arrested and forced to work

What did Jim Crow laws do?

• Jim Crow laws promoted racial equality and integration.
• Jim Crow laws were designed to protect the rights of all citizens.
• Jim Crow laws abolished segregation in public facilities.
• They forced Black and White people in the South to be separated