People
Booker T. Washington
formally put an end to
abolish
the power to control appointments to office or the rights to privileges
patronage
extended voting laws and other civil rights to African american men
Louisiana Constitution of 1868
first African american to earn a PHD from Harvard
W.E.B. Du Bois
the official power to make legal decisions and judgements
jurisdiction
admitting to the citizenship of a country
naturalized
strengthened the power of the governor, integrated public schools ended, parish courts abolished, reversed rights granted to African Americans in the constitution of 1868
fought against lynching laws after seeing her friends get lynched
Ida B. Wells
lower in rank, status, and/or equality
inferior
a tax that must be paid in order to vote
poll tax
abolished involuntary servitude/slavery in the U.S.
13th Amendment
a civil rights and women's rights activist who championed racial equality and women's suffrage
Mary Church Terrell
a spontaneous liking or gain sympathy for someone/something
affinities
provide with a quality, ability, or asset
endow
"quarantined" African Americans equal protection under the law
14th Amendment
white supremacist organization composed of white protestant men which promoted violence against black people, Jewish people, etc.
KKK
destroy completely/put an end to
eradicate
separation required by law
de jure segregation
suffrage for African American men
15th Amendment