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A slave is a person owned by someone and slavery is a state of being under the control of someone else where a person is forced to work another

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the end of slavery but many people had the same attitudes things were still a little separated and people still didn’t want blacks to touch or do certain things.

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blacks have the right to vote but are terrorized for doing so by groups such as the KKK.Their situation is the little better than slavery. Which led to “jim laws”

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Jim Crow laws were state and local laws passed from the end of reconstruction in 1877 through the mid-1950s by which white southerns reasserted their domoinace by denying African Americans basic social, economic, and civil rights,such as the right to vote.

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Louisiana passed a law that required blacks to ride in separate railroad cars.

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Over the course of the 1900s at least 1,132 blacks were burned alive or lynched in the United states for violating Jim Crow laws and for being black

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1890 Louisiana law required separate accommodations on railroads 

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1890 Louisiana law required separate accommodations on railroads 

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colored people could still share the same spaces as white people ,even through blacks couldn't .this law distinguished between white and colored people and positioned coloreds to be separate from the whites as well.

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Many blacks moved over to the North,making the racial question a national concern.Riots and violence broke out.Blacks lived in very bad conditions,unable to find high paid jobs

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It was a very hard life in the north,How ever there were more opportunities for educational and economic progress.Black were able in the North and formed groups such as NAACP

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1955-Rosa parks refused to give up her seat to a white man 

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1955-Rosa parks refused to give up her seat to a white man 

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this act was considered civilly disobedient and led to a series of legislative decisions contributing to the growth of the civil rights movement