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In the South, Black individuals faced systemic oppression through Jim Crow laws, which enforced racial segregation and disenfranchised them from voting and basic civil rights. In contrast, while the North had its own forms of racism and discrimination, such as housing segregation and employment bias, Black people generally experienced more freedoms and opportunities compared to their counterparts in the South. However, both regions were marked by racial tensions and violence, highlighting that the struggle for equality was pervasive across the United States. Overall, the South was characterized by more overt and institutionalized racism, while the North had more subtle but still significant forms of discrimination.
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How was life different for white and black people in the US in the 1930s?
The white people had many things that blacks didnt. Blacks were treated as animals and they even had to SIT in diferent waiteing areas because the whites were so racist.
What race were used as slaves?
Blacks Black BLacks
How are black people treated in America today?
GREAT! better than whites! since slavery was held in the past most blacks have first pick at a job unless the person dislikes blacks for some odd reason.
How equal were blacks treated in 1815?
It depends on where you were living. While blacks were never treated entirely as equals, some states treated them far better than others, and gave them more opportunities. By most accounts, northern states had eliminated slavery by 1804. Free blacks in the north were thus able to gain access to schooling (Quakers were among the Christian denominations most active in opening schools that blacks could attend); by the early 1820s, there is evidence that some blacks were attending universities. Northern blacks also were able to open small businesses, as carpenters or painters or other kinds of tradesmen. A few became teachers or clergy. In the south, with few exceptions, blacks were still enslaved in 1815, and were thus unable to gain any measure of equality. One southern city with a few free black and mixed-race residents was New Orleans, but for the most part, blacks who lived in the south did so under the condition of servitude.
How were black people treated in America 1930-1940?
blacks and white were completely separated. in the early 1600 black people were brought over to America to serve as slaves and the conditions were terrible. butt things didn't get much better blacks were restricted from things every one should have such as voting. they were made to use different cubicles and go to different schools and could only have certain seats on a bus. they were treated as scum or lower life and called things such as Negros or colored were being beaten and hung purely for the fact of there skin color. one picture shows a black man being hung and the audience were full of white people laughing and hangings like these where treated as a social event.
Black experience in the south of the US?
There was a lot of segregation in the South and many blacks were treated unfairly.
How were black people treated in apartheid?
The blacks were treated very badly. They had to stay in a whole other community than the whites. The blacks had to stay in home lands and the home lands were really bad. The blacks had to share every thing they had with the other blacks in the home lands. If the blacks worked for a white the black had to go miles to get to the white and the black had to have like a passport thing to go to the whites house.
Why is the black legend important?
it is important to blacks for the way we were treated during slavery the black people is very inportant to blacks through al the stuff we went through trough now every body is equal. :)
Why were the three black men in the diner treated badly?
because they was in all whites restaurant and blacks weren't allowed
How were blacks treated in the US 1928-1948?
During 1928-1948 in the US, there were laws that treated black people poorly. Black people had to use separate facilities and could not mingle with white people.
What was Garrett morgans childhood?
GARRETT Morgan's childhood. was hard because he was black and he wasn't treated right because the Whites. weren'tallowed to play with the Blacks because the Blacks were Slaves.
Did black men have to follow slave codes?
No, because there were free Blacks and then there were slaves, so they were considered completely different classes. However, even free Blacks weren't treated fairly.
What is the treatment of the black plague?
Today, it can be easily treated with antibiotics if caught early enough.
Which of the following true about African Americans during world war 2?
Discrimination existed within military policies. Black leaders continued to fight discrimination during the war. Blacks were not treated equally within the military.
WHY THE LEGEND IS IMPORTANT?
it is important to blacks for the way we were treated during slavery the black people is very inportant to blacks through al the stuff we went through trough now every body is equal. :)
What were the black panthers views on blacks?
their views were that black people was just as able to do anything that the white people could do and that the black people just wanted to be treated the same as the whites were. There is more info at the attached link.
How were blacks treated in World War 1?
(WW1, USA) During world war one many black were segregated due to the Jim Crow law. Most Blacks wee allowed to join the army, however the airforce and the marines refused to take black volunters.
