Jim Crow Laws

the blacks didnt buy things from stores and they didnt pay for the buses so the country didn't get that money

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Jim Crow laws were designed to prevent blacks from voting in the old south, but voting laws were only one type of Jim Crow Law. In general, Jim Crow Laws mandated the "Separate But Equal" status of blacks in the south. The laws ensured segregation without having to make segregation itself a law, because legally-sanctioned segregation was not permitted.

the decision of plessy vs. ferguson

Actually Some did but of course some were against it because it's not right...But some did some didn't,I wasn't alive at those time's so i don't know but of what i have heard some care some don't.

Ignorant whites. They felt that black people were less than them.

because their was not enough love from jesus

Plessy vs Ferguson was the court case that supported Jim Crow laws stating that "seperate but equal" was constitutional.

the started in the 1880s and who knows why. I reckon they just went plum out of their minds! My my my what a badd nation they became.

Jim Crow laws

They didn't like it because it went against everything they believed in as a race and i think that the laws were stupid but it's not like wcan go back in time and made it all change it is part of our history and it's nothing we can do about it now so whatever to this question and if your wonder why i commented on this is I'm tried of people not having their facts straight and people who are not even black telling their feeling on how we feel so whatever to them commenting and that's that

A 42-year-old African American woman ..."When I made that decision," she said later, "I knew that I had the strength of ...the segregation law was unconstitutional and the Montgomery buses were integrated. ...Two other women had been arrested on buses in Montgomery before Parks decided to sit in the bus seat.

To opress blacks in the south.

REAL ANSWER: They were made so that the democratic party could still stay in power. Because if they (the south) were to allow the blacks to vote, they would most assuredly vote for the republicans. It was not only about keeping blacks down, but also a way for democrats to have the power.

True for A+ Social Studies.

Migration as a form of protest dominated black discourse and action after emancipation, and as the century turned, a trickle of black southerners, mostly women, began to leave the land for the cities of the South and the North. They laid the groundwork for what was later called the Great Migration, when millions of African Americans left the brutalities of the South for the possibilities of the North. Black migrations were fueled by several factors. African Americans hoped to escape the tyranny of the South, especially economic oppression.

1965 to 1967

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 finally ended the concept of legal racial segregation, and made discrimination a crime in many cases. The major areas it addressed were the right to vote, the integration of public schools, and the right to access to public places (not just public buildings, but also private businesses such as restaurants that are open to the public). It could not mandate the end to discrimination in private clubs and organizations, but many of these eventually changed their policies.

Because he was not black and he thought that blacks should do every thing and that blavks wher not better then whites

false....

They were important because it proivited african americans to vote...... They were anti black laws tht prevented african americans to participate in society

Jim Crow laws were aimed at separating races. Marriages between blacks and whites were forbidden. The races had separate areas in public.

Seperated Blacks from the Whites