Civil Rights- progress by 1945
- Created by: Rosie
- Created on: 07-04-13 16:26
Progress by 1945
-De jure and de facto differences -North and south differences
Social
North- Progress
no de jure segregation
*48% blacks live in urban areas
*war inspiration
-No progress
*ghettosim Harlem, conditions and police brutality
*lack of education
*de facto segregation
South- Progress
*Challenging Jim Crow laws- Ella Baker
*more activism- boycotts
*NAACP numbers increase to 450,000
-No Progress
*de jure and de facto segregation
OVERALL:
-significant improvements in voicing opinions
-confidence boost
-changing some white’s opinions
Economic
North- Progress
*trade unions put pressure
*more job opportunities – factories
-No Progress
*unskilled and low paid jobs
*ridiculously high rent for poor conditions
*whites don’t want to live near them = prices drop for houses
South- Progress
*growing…
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