Black Codes or Laws enacted after the Civil War This week we are looking at the Black codes or laws that were enacted after the Civil War to oppress African Americans and prevent equality for people of color.
For the follow-up.
Look at the website that explains the History of Racist Laws in America.
Pick one law listed on the website “History of Racist Laws in America” and summarize the law for your peers. Do not limit yourself to only laws against African Americans…any law that goes against an American’s right for equality has a dramatic effect on the society as a whole.
RULES-
You cannot pick the same law that someone else has already covered. So in the title of your post you need to list the law and the year. IF laws are duplicated, the first student to cover that law will get the credit. Make sure you know which law was covered.
Read two other peers laws and comment on the law.
Slavery
Fugitive Slave Act 1793
Indian Removal Act 1830
Suppression of Native Religion
Fugitive Slave Act 1830
Foreign Miner’s Tax 1850
“Greaser Act” 1855
Black Codes (1860s)
Anti-Coolie Act 1862
Convict Lease System
Page Act 1875
Indian Schools
Chinese Exlcusion Act 1882
Dawes Act 1887
Scott Act 1888
Bennett Law 1889
Geary Act 1892
Plessy v. Ferguson 1896
Jim Crow Laws (1876-1965)
Day Law 1904
Gentleman’s Agreement 1907
Indian Citizenship Act 1924
Mexican Repatriation 1929-39
Indian Termination Policy
Japanese Internment 1942
Operation “Wetback” 1954
Lynching
Anti-Misegenation Laws
Literacy Tests for Voting
Poll Taxes
Women’s Right to Vote
Marriage Equaliter Format (use of appropriate style for the major and assignment)
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