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What was the name of the party that separated the two races in South Africa?
The National Party separated the Blacks and Whites in South Africa when they came to power in 1948.
What long-term effect did the civil war have on the south?
There was Jim crow laws and it ignited the feud between races. This also made what is called "The Dirty South"
Do Southern states systematically worked to strengthen laws to separate the races in public spaces?
Southern states systematically worked to strengthen laws to separate the races in public spaces and to
What legal segregation of races was a result of?
Jim Crow Laws
Did the Jim Crow laws affect the south in the 1930's?
very, very, very , very badly for everyone in the south. i am only a child and i know this. thanks to everybody from me.
What was the 3 worded thing that separated races in public?
jim crow laws??
What was the name of the party that separated the two races in South Africa?
The National Party separated the Blacks and Whites in South Africa when they came to power in 1948.
What law kept the races apart?
The law that separated the black and white is the JIM CROW LAWS.
Why was nelson mamdela separated from his family?
He was very vocally against apartheid (separation of the races) in South Africa.
What are the Jim crow law?
The Jim Crow Laws were state and local laws that established and enforced segregation. There were laws against inter-racial marriage or cohabitation and laws that said a white sales clerk could not be required to serve a black customer. Any restaurant that served both races had to provide separate eating areas and entrances. And of course they could not share a restroom!! In some places even a circus or traveling show that could "reasonably expect attendance by both races" was required to have not only separate seating areas and entrances, but separate ticket booths separated by at least 25 feet. There were races laws towards people. They were everyday laws that everyone had to follow but seemed reacial to colored people. a+ laws passed in south following the civil war that enforced segregation more simple--->to keep white and African Americans separated
In which country were apartheid laws created that prohibited interracial marriage and otherwise segregated the races?
South Africa
Other nations criticized the union of south Africa because of the policy of the separation of the races called?
Apartheid was the official policy of the Southern African government that separated whites and blacks. The policy was heavily criticized by the international community and was eventually abandoned in 1991, though blacks in South Africa were not able to vote in elections until 1993.
What long-term effect did the civil war have on the south?
There was Jim crow laws and it ignited the feud between races. This also made what is called "The Dirty South"
What would happen if races were separated in diffrent schools?
If races were separated in different schools, it would be like we were going back in time. This would make it very hard when they were not in school.
African Americans were separated because of what laws?
Jim Crow laws
What were the laws nickname that separated whites from blacks?
Jim crow laws
What are Jim crow laws'?
The Jim Crow Laws were state and local laws that established and enforced segregation. There were laws against inter-racial marriage or cohabitation and laws that said a white sales clerk could not be required to serve a black customer. Any restaurant that served both races had to provide separate eating areas and entrances. And of course they could not share a restroom!! In some places even a circus or traveling show that could "reasonably expect attendance by both races" was required to have not only separate seating areas and entrances, but separate ticket booths separated by at least 25 feet. There were races laws towards people. They were everyday laws that everyone had to follow but seemed reacial to colored people. a+ laws passed in south following the civil war that enforced segregation more simple--->to keep white and African Americans separated
