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1

Who was the youngest boy out of the nine?

Roy Wright

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What year did they get arrested?

1931

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Define a conviction.

A declaration by a judge or jury that someone is guilty of a crime.

1

What was the verdict of the case?

8 of them were sentenced to death and the youngest was sentenced to life in prison

1

What specialist admitted believing boys?

A doctor?
2

What were the names of the two women who accused the boys?

Victoria and Ruby

2

What was the average amount of year that each boy was imprisoned?

6 to 25 years

2
What is a posthumous pardon?

When charges are dropped after someones passing.

2

What was the racial system that was used in the southern states between 1877-1960

Jim Crow Laws

2

How many guardsmen escorted the boys on the day of they're trail?

100 men

3

Why did the white me pick a fight?

A white male stepped on a black boys hand

3

What was the destination of the fright train the boys were on?

Memphis, Tennessee 

3

What is institutionalized racism?

Racism built into laws, politics, and everyday practices of institutions

3

How did the trial change the justice system?

Established constitutional requirements for fair trails

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How many visitors cramped into Scottsboro for the trails?

10,000 people