Vocab
People
Comprehension
Groups
100

the separation of races

Segregation

100

thought that African Americans should concentrate on achieving economic goals rather than political ones; urged African Americans to postpone the fight for civil rights and instead concentrate on preparing themselves educationally and vocationally for full equality

Booker T. Washington

100

What type of conditions did most African Americans live in? 

poverty
100

poor white farmers and African Americans

Farmers' Alliance 

200

to make a difference in treatment or favor on a basis other than individual merit

Discrimination

200

rejected the Atlanta Compromise and was concerned with protecting and exercising voting rights

W.E.B. Du Bois

200

What job did most African Americans have? 

Sharecroppers

200

similar to the Farmers' Alliance, formed by African American farmers

Colored Farmers' National Alliance

300

hangings without proper court proceedings

Lynching

300

launched a crusade against lynchings; the number of lynchings decreases due to her efforts

Ida B. Wells

300

What two ways did Southern states restrict African Americans from voting?

Poll tax and literacy test

300

assisted African American nurses, waitresses, and domestic workers 

Women Wage Earners Association 

400

laws passed by Southern States that enforced discrimination

Jim Crow Laws

400

challenged a Louisiana state law forcing him to ride in a separate railroad car; arrested for riding in a “whites-only” car

Homer Plessy

400

What court case set a new doctrine of “separate but equal” facilities for African Americans?

Plessy vs. Ferguson

400

founded by Mary Church Terrell to help female African American workers 

National Association of Colored Women

500

requires all citizens registering to vote to pay a $2.00 tax

Poll Tax

500

fought against lynching, racism, and sexism; help found the National Association of Colored Women

Mary Church Terrell

500

What were African Americans that migrated to the west called? 

"Exodusters" 
500

speech that urged African Americans to postpone the fight for civil rights and instead concentrate on preparing themselves educationally and vocationally for full equality 

Atlanta Compromise 

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