The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow by Joseph Beard

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thebeards5 — 2014-06-02 07:25:41 UTC

Using your graphic organizer from last class, list the top three things you learned about Jim Crow you want to share.

Dawson

2014-06-02 08:16:10 UTC

1. 1950: all Southern states had a black university

2. 1900-10: the Blues was created and it was the most famous form of Black Music

3. 1947: Jackie Robinson was first Black man in the MLB

Megan

2014-06-02 08:16:32 UTC

1.) The Supreme Court had ruled that when people said that discrimination in hotels, trains, or other public places is unconstitutional and that you can discriminate people by there race.

2.) From New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana, any where west, there were either none, or close to no lynching for the blacks.

3.) White women in January of 1923 made a false accusation that a black man had attacked her, so white men (35) went over to him and killed him and twenty five other black men to die as well as two white men.

Alex

2014-06-02 08:16:38 UTC

1) Jackie Robinson was a war veteran homie.

2) Most "black" colleges were government funded homie.

3) Whites were given "Negro jobs" during the Great Depression homie.

2014-06-02 08:16:49 UTC

1. The KKK didn't just target blacks, they killed black politicians and other people that were part of it.

2. The Brownsville Affair was a racial incident that grew out of tensions between whites in Brownsville, Texas.

3. In 1883, The United States Supreme Court ruled that the Civil Rights act of 1875, forbidding discrimination in hotels, trains, and other public spaces, was unconstitutional and not authorized by the 13th or 14th Amendments of the Constitution.

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Destiney Mills

2014-06-02 08:16:49 UTC

#1: The KKK used to actually be a secret fraternity rather than a terrorist group. They eventually grew and as they did people made it more terrorist as the years went by.

#2: During the Red Summer the North and South had a huge stone throwing melee after a white caught a black swimming accidentally in the whites owned river...what babies.

#3: The Blues wasn't just random tuba and saxophone blowing. It came from the hearts of the hurt blacks that wanted to share their pain. It also came from their culture. African Rhythms, Field Hollers (Mr. Beard would know) , Jump Ups, Spirituals, Church Music.

Dommonique Weeler

2014-06-02 08:17:00 UTC

1) In the summer of 1941, as war raged in Europe, defense industries began to boom in the United States.

2) Red Summer refers to the summer and fall of 1919, in which race riots exploded in a number of cities in both the North and South.

3)The Harlem Renaissance in 1917-35's name was given to the cultural, social, and artistic explosion that took place in Harlem between the end of World War I and the middle of the 1930's.

Nicha

2014-06-02 08:17:07 UTC

1) People with the blood of negro etc. shall be null & void

2) it is illegal to marry anyone with a negro & other race

3) In the midwest & north less black but more white were lynched

Savannah

2014-06-02 08:17:09 UTC

1) Prior to the Civil War, there were only 3 institutions of higher education for African Americans. 2) The enforcement act was created to protect blacks in 1870-1871

3) 1941 only a few thousand blacks were allowed to work in the defense industry

Beccah

2014-06-02 08:17:13 UTC

(1) if there were more colored kids in any school district the board of the directors would produce a different school

(2) 1870 all the southern states had colleges

(3) The KKK was organized in the winter

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Yasmin Herb

2014-06-02 08:18:35 UTC

1. The KKK was organized by six Confederate soldiers.

2. Black migration occured mostly in the south.

3. All the Southern states had colleges in 1870.

George Cowan

2014-06-02 08:20:11 UTC

1. The fourteenth amendment granted citizenship to recently freed slaves.

2. Plessy V. Ferrguson said separate was equal.

3. Jackie Robinson became the first African-American major league baseball player