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Reconstruction
Jim Crow
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Voting Rights
100

I wanted to go to the park, it started raining before we left.

A. Comma splice

B. Fragment

C. Capitalization error

A. Comma splice

100

This amendment was written to grant equal protection of the law for all citizens.

14th Amendment

100

Jim Crow is a fictional name that came from ______.

... a character from an old racist form of entertainment call a "minstrel show" where white entertainers get in "blackface" and mock Black people. The character was part of a song called "Jump Jim Crow."

100

After the teacher collected our assignments.

A. Run-on sentence

B. Capitalization error

C. Fragment

C. Fragment

100

This person led the march over the Edmund Pettus Bridge, later being beaten by police, fracturing his skull.

John Lewis

200

Because we had to finish our homework before dinner.

A. Run-on sentence

B. Fragment

C. Comma splice

B. Fragment

200

Reconstruction lasted from ______ - ______. (range of years)

1865-1877

200

"Jim Crow" Laws legalized _____, where whites and people of color had "separate, but equal" facilities.

segregation

200

I finished my science project I presented it to the class the next day.

A. Comma splice

B. Run-on sentence

C. Fragment

B. Run-on sentence

200

A voter suppression tactic that required a payment to vote.

poll tax

300

My sister loves to read books she visits the library every weekend.

A. Capitalization error

B. Comma splice

C. Run-on sentence

C. Run-on sentence

300

This amendment granted Black men the right to vote, and "prohibits denying a citizen the right to vote based on 'race, color, or previous condition of servitude.'"

15th Amendment

300

In the Jim Crow South, voter suppression laws were created in southern states. The _____ Amendment protects state's rights to create such laws.

10th

300

My favorite holiday is thanksgiving because I enjoy spending time with my family.

A. Fragment

B. Capitalization error

C. Comma splice

B. Capitalization error

300

This section of the Voting Rights Act said that if a state had a history of suppressing people's votes, they would require federal approval if they wanted to change any election laws.

Section 5

400

on saturday, we went to the beach and built a sandcastle.

A. Fragment

B. Capitalization error

C. Run-on sentence

B. Capitalization error

400

This amendment essentially abolished slavery.

13th Amendment

400

Because of Jim Crow laws, we know the story of ________, a Black woman who famously refused to give up her seat on a bus while she was sitting in the "white" section.

Rosa Parks

400

The movie was very exciting, everyone cheered at the end.

A. Run-on sentence

B. Capitalization error

C. Comma splice

C. Comma splice

400

This is when voting districts are redrawn to create a political advantage.

gerrymandering

500

The dog barked loudly, the neighbors came outside to see what happened.

A. Comma splice

B. Fragment

C. Capitalization error

A. Comma splice

500

In the "Compromise of 1877," The Southern Democrats conceded the presidential election to Republican Rutherford B. Hayes in exchange for ______. This effectively ended the Reconstruction Era.

...removing federal troops from the former Confederate States (who were there to enforce the Reconstruction Amendments).

500

This terrorist group used violence and scare tactics to intimidate Black people in the South throughout the Jim Crow era.

The Ku Klux Klan or KKK

500

While we waited for the bus, my brother played a game on his phone.

A. Fragment

B. No error

C. Capitalization error

B. No error

500

This court case asserted that section 4B of the Voting Rights Act (the formula used to determine if a state had enough of a history of voter suppression) was unconstitutional, making section 5 virtually non-existent.

Shelby County vs Holder

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