Housing Basics
Segregation
Housing Discrimination
Effects on Redlining?
100

What is the loan people use to buy a house?

Mortage 

100

What is "DeJure Segregation?"

Segregation created by laws or government rules.

100

 What are restrictive or racial covenants?

The rules in property deeds that stopped homes from being sold to certain races.

100

What is a wealth gap?

Redlining helped create a big difference in wealth between Black and white Americans

200

What is default?

When someone stops paying their home loan

200

What is "DeFacto Segregation?"

Segregation created by society, not by law

200

What is the Federal Housing Act?

A law passed in 1968 made housing discrimination illegal

300

What is the FHA (Federal Housing Administration)

A government agency that gives mortgage insurance to lenders

300

What is "segregation by design?"

Segregation that was planned and created by government policies

300

What is redlining?

A practice denied home loans to people based on the neighborhood they wanted to live in.

400

What is renting?

When you pay money each month to live in a home you don't own.

400

What is "white flight?"

When white residents move away from cities when more minority residents move in?

400

What is "red?"

The color used to mark neighborhoods they thought were risky for loans

500

What is a landlord?

A person who owns the home that a tenant rents.

500

What is blockbusting?

The practice of scaring homeowners so they sell their homes cheaply because people of another race are moving in

500

 What are high-risk neighborhoods?

In redlining maps, neighborhoods with mostly Black, Latino, and Asian residents were labeled as what kind of areas