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Section 1 The Jim Crow Era Section 2 The Progressive Movement Section 3 African Americans Move West Section 4 Black Achi

Section 1 The Jim Crow Era Section 2 The Progressive Movement Section 3 African Americans Move West Section 4 Black Achievements After Reconstruction. The Separation of the Races. Section 1: The Jim Crow Era. Main Idea

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Making My Vote Count!

Making My Vote Count!. Testing your knowledge about Florida Government, civics and elections. Testing Categories:. Name That Amendment. Voting Rights. Election Process. Branches of Government. The Courts. Judicial Independence. Voting Responsibilities. Voting Responsibilities: Q 1.

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The Civil Rights Movement

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Reconstruction

Reconstruction. Reuniting a Broken Nation. The Problems of Peace. Reconstruction: The process of rebuilding the South and reunifying the Union. Presidential Reconstruction.

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ESL I US History (Reconstruction to the Present) Study for End of Course Exam Topics 8-11

ESL I US History (Reconstruction to the Present) Study for End of Course Exam Topics 8-11 . K. Gonzalez. Topics 19-23 are due at the end of the period on Tuesday 12/3. Topic 19:Civil Rights. Standard:. Objectives: .

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Unit 2 Review

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Jim Crow and Segregation in the South

Jim Crow and Segregation in the South. As Reconstruction ended, African American dreams of equality and justice faded. By the 1880s, racism and segregation took a strong hold in Southern states (Northern states also harbored discrimination, but not as pronounced as in the South).

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NEED TO KNOW: Unit 2

NEED TO KNOW: Unit 2. Political Behavior. Chapter 4. US Political Culture. Political Culture. American Political Culture Liberty, Equality, Democracy, Civic Duty, Individual Responsibility ADVERSARIAL US vs. Other Nations Stronger sense of Civic Duty and Civic Competence

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Objective 7.03

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EveryDAY USE by: Alice Walker

EveryDAY USE by: Alice Walker. Vocabulary. recompose: to restore to calm; to settle again doctrine: a set of rules, beliefs, or values held by a group heritage: something passed down through generations, such as tradition, values, and property furtive: sneaky, secretive.

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CH. 6-3 SUFFRAGE AND CIVIL RIGHTS

CH. 6-3 SUFFRAGE AND CIVIL RIGHTS. AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. HOW IMPORTANT IS THE RIGHT TO VOTE? Southerners of the 1960s suffered arrest, beatings, shocks with electric cattle prods, even death in the name of the right to vote.

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Reconstruction

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Segregation and Discrimination

Segregation and Discrimination. African Americans Fight Legal Discrimination. African Americans saw hostile and even violent opposition to their new political freedom during reconstruction.

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The End of Reconstruction

The End of Reconstruction. Amnesty Act of 1872: All white Southern ex-Confederates can vote and hold public office. ***What will be the impact on voting in the South??. A White Southern Democrat holding his nose as African Americans go to vote. The Election of 1876

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The Rise of Segregation

The Rise of Segregation. Resistance & Repression. After Reconstruction, most African-American sharecrop Poor and indebted Many AA join Populist Party To appeal to more whites, Democrats use racism Many African-American rights undermined Poll Taxes and Literacy Tests to vote

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Synthesizing Reconstruction

Synthesizing Reconstruction. Timeline Project. Directions. On your 11 x 17 paper, please create a timeline from 1865-1896 with the following components for EACH topic: Name of the topic and the year Brief description Colorful, visual representation . Topics. Black Codes (1830s)

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Major Features of the Civil Rights Act of 1964

Civil Rights Act of 1964 : ends racial segregation in schools, at the workplace, and public accommodations Federal funds cut if measures not taken to desegregate . Major Features of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Voting Rights Prevented unequal application of voter registration requirements

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Reconstruction

Reconstruction. Summary Chapter 12. Different Views of Reconstruction. Lincoln Illegal for South to secede, therefore an insurrection President responsible for restoring Union quickly Gradual and peaceful Congress South had forfeited statehood and should be treated as territories

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RECONSTRUCTION

RECONSTRUCTION.

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