People & Progress
Moving & Growing
Rights and "Jim Crow
Helping Hands & Hard Work
A State in Ruins
100

A person who was "rural" lived in this type of area.

 Countryside (or farm)

100

These became the "key" to the expansion of business, agriculture, and industry in Virginia.

Railroad

100

These laws were passed by southern states to legally separate African Americans and white people

Jim Crow laws

100

This government agency provided food, schools, and medical care to freed African Americans and poor whites.

Freedmen’s Bureau

100

These were destroyed during the war, making it impossible to move goods or people by train

Railroads

200

To "repeal" a law or "prejudice" someone means it is gone. These tests were used to stop people from voting if they couldn't read

Literacy tests

200

This city became a major center for the tobacco industry

Richmond (or Danville)

200

This word means the unfair difference in the treatment of people

Discrimination

200

This system allowed farmers to rent land by paying the landowner with a portion of their crops.

Sharecropping 

200

After the war, this type of money was completely worthless

What is Confederate money

300

This was the name for the period when Virginia began to build up its businesses and factories after the war.

Industrialization

300

Large deposits of this "black gold" were found in the Appalachian Plateau

Coal

300

This term describes the practice of separating people based on their race.

Segregation

300

This is the name given to the millions of enslaved people who were set free after the war

Freedmen

300

Because the banks were closed and money was gone, Virginia’s _________ had completely collapsed.

Economy

400

Jim Crow laws created "separate but _____" facilities, though they were rarely fair.

Equal

400

Because of new jobs, many people began moving from rural farms to these busy areas

Cities (or urban areas)

400

To prevent African Americans from voting, some states made them pay this special fee.

Poll Tax

400

Besides food and medicine, the Freedmen's Bureau was most famous for building these to help children learn

Schools

400

Most of Virginia’s crops and livestock were destroyed, which was a problem because this was the state's main way of making money

agriculture (or farming)

500

This group of people faced the most discrimination under the Jim Crow laws.


African Americans

500

This industry grew rapidly because people needed it for heat and to power trains and factories

Coal Industry

500

During Reconstruction, African Americans began to hold this type of position for the first time in Virginia’s history.

Public office (or government position)

500

True or False: Sharecropping usually helped farmers become very wealthy and buy their own land.

False

500

This term describes the period of time after the Civil War when Congress tried to help rebuild the South

Reconstruction

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