AAs: Gilded Age (1875-1895)
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- Created on: 25-03-19 20:41
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- Gilded Age (1875-1895)
- Social Rights
- Plessy v. Ferguson case (1896) - acted as legal precedent for segregation
- Jim Crow Laws
- Small groups moved into the New York district of Harlem from the 1880's where 1st black ghettos developed
- Social Rights
- Segregation developed in states such as Mississippi and Alabama with large AA populations
- Due to whites fearing economic competition and demands for equality for black people
- Social Rights
- Plessy v. Ferguson case (1896) - acted as legal precedent for segregation
- Jim Crow Laws
- Small groups moved into the New York district of Harlem from the 1880's where 1st black ghettos developed
- Social Rights
- Due to whites fearing economic competition and demands for equality for black people
- When Plessy appealed to Supreme Court they upheld that separate accommodation did not deprive AAs of their cr's
- Principle of 'separate but equal'
- Principle of 'separate but equal'
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