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This act bars Chinese immigrants from entering the United States. The started in the 1850's, when many Chinese workers had been immigrating to the United States. These peoplen worked in mines, built railroads, and took agricultural jobs.

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49 lynched African Americans

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53 lynched African Americans

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51 lynched African Americans

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74 lynched African Americans

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74 lynched African Americans

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Was created by United States nativists. They campaigned for laws to restrict immigration. This made congress respond by passing a bill to not allow immigrants who could not read their own language. The was vetoed by President Grover Cleveland, but was overrode by congress in 1917.

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70 lynched African Americans

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69 lynched African Americans

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94 lynched African Americans

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To disenfranchise is to deprive someone of a right or priviledge, such as voting. Literacy and understanding tests were used to help the Mississippi Plan disenfranchise African Americans. Similar statutes were adopted by South Carolina, Louisiana, North Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, and Oklahoma.

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The act further excluded who can enter the country. Barring immigration of polygamists, people convicted, and people who are sick. The act created a federal office of immigration to coordinate immigration enforcment and a corps of immigration inspectors.

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161 lynched African Americans

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Sobless whites took out all of their anger on African Americans. This happened mostly in the south, but also else-where. In the 1890's, over 1000 African Americans were lynched.

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118 lynched African Americans

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134 lynched African Americans

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113 lynched African Americans

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Decided by supreme court, "seperate but equal'' facilities satisfy the 14th amendment.
This gave legal santion of Jim Crow segregation Laws.

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78 lynched African Americans

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123 lynched African Americans

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101 lynched African Americans

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85 lynched African Americans

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106 lynched African Americans

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Japan limits emigration to U.S. to certain categories of business and profesional men. President Theodore Roosevelt makes the city of San Francisco end segregation of Japanese students, to white students.

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Founded by W.E.B. Du Bois, Jane Addams, Lincoln Steffends, and other reformers. They worked towards equal rights for African Americans.

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Was created to help empower African Americans and others in underserved communities to achieve the highest human potential and secure economic self-reliance, parity, power and civil rights.