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1 Quick Write: Describe what you know of the brutality faced by African Americans living under Jim Crow

2 Reconstruction is Reversed African American’s in the South Face increased discrimination under Jim Crow Society is segregated What were some of the rules of Jim Crow? What happened to those to disobeyed the rules?

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17 Number of Lynchings in the United State 1880-1968 1880-1884233 1885-1889381 1890-1894611 1895-1899500 1900-1904456 1905-1909335 1910-1914291 1915-1919278 1920-1924208

18 1925-192973 1930-193477 1935-193942 1940-194419 1945-194912 1950-19542 1955-19594 1960-19643 1965-19680 TOTAL3,525

19 African Americans Protest Conditions NAACP Urban League Harlem Renaissance Iba B. Wells Anti Lynching Campaign Commission on Interracial Cooperation The Communist Party

20 Migration rates of African Americans from the South 1870-1950 Why are Blacks leaving the South? 1870-1880 - 68,000 1880-1890 - 88,000 1890-1900 - 185,000 1900-1910 - 194,000 1910-1920 - 555,000

21 1920-1930 - 903,000 1930-1940 - 408,000 1940-1950 - 1,581,000

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