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1. The Jim Crow laws were created shortly after the civil war
2.the Jim Crow laws were made to separate the white people from the black people in the south
3. Jim Crow became a racial term
4. The Jim Crow laws became a part of every day life
5. The Jim Crow laws were abolished in 1956

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Group 6: Mildred Taylor: Kaitlyn, Julia, Allie

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Group 6: Mildred Taylor: Kaitlyn, Julia, Allie

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1. Her novels are based on her own family
2. Her family moved to the North away from segregation
3. She lived with her extended family.
4. Her family owned a plantation in the South
5. Some of her family still lived in the South

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Eli, Danny, Advaith
1. Briscoe, a drug dealer, changed himself
2. A man went from a strait A student to a drug dealer
3. Briscoe decided to stop being bad and changes himself
4. A man who went to prison many times changed himself.
5. A man who's was struggling is now a regular citizen

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Nolan, Cameron, Ava, Elsa, Grace
1. KKK were violent people
2. KKK were white people thinking that were better then black.
3. KKK trental blacks poorly
4. KKK vandalized things
5. KKK took place in south

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1. African Amercians got hit the hardest.
2. The Great Depression started in the rural South.
3. As the economy went down, lots of people lost their jobs.
4. The Great Depression hit more that 50 percent of Black Amicans.
5. Blacks had the hardest time occupation land in the 1920's-30's.

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Group 9: Education for blacks in the south in the 1930s

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Group 9: Education for blacks in the south in the 1930s

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Kameron, Amber, Reid, Max
1. Black and white had to attend different schools
2. Black schools had less money
3. Whites were more fortunate then Blacks.
4. Whites had more education
5. Blacks were took out of schools for farm work