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Jim Crow Laws Presentation
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McKynnli Farley
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Updated Apr 28, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:05
Chapter 2
00:42
Chapter 3
01:38
Chapter 4
02:10
Chapter 5
02:11
Chapter 6
02:29
Chapter 7
02:31
Chapter 8
02:32
Chapter 9
02:41
Chapter 10
03:03
Chapter 11
03:05
Chapter 12
03:07
Chapter 13
03:37
Chapter 14
03:59
Chapter 15
04:03
Chapter 16
04:05
Chapter 17
Audio Transcript
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This is my presentation on the Jim Crow laws.
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The Jim Crow laws were a set of laws that
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were extremely restrictive towards black people and what they could
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do. The laws were made to degrade black people while
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also holding what people to a standard above them.
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Actually, the name Jim Crow came from a fictional character
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played by thomas de rise to make fun of black
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people and their culture thomas did blackface and completely mocked
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everything about black people for comedic purposes, which really is
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not funny at all.
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The picture here shows what the character Jim Crow looked
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like. The Jim Crow laws caused a flare and racial
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segregation that was set against black people.
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They called black people to be treated and looked upon
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horribly in the southern United States.
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The laws made even small things harder for them.
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The justice system at the time was held by confederate
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soldiers who had just lost the war and did not
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want black people to have any rights whatsoever.
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So they put black people into prison for basically anything
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and then treated them like they were slaves in the
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prisons after them, supposedly being free.
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A big reason for the Jim Crow laws is that
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people realized black people were going to be treated equally
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and they cannot stand the thought of that.
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For whatever reason, this picture shows a sign saying that
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they only wanted help if the person was white, which
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is an example of what the Jim Crow laws were.
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The Jim Crow laws were established in about 1865, which
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was a few years after slavery had been abolished in
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a bit, after the civil war ended, The laws were
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put to a stop in the mid 1960s around this
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time, there were also these things called black coats, that
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were almost the same as Jim Crow laws.
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They were just a bit harsher in some areas.
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These two restricted things towards black people work together to
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make their lives even worse, the jim crow laws took
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place in a large amount of the Southern states, like
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Alabama florida Georgia and more.
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This is a picture with some examples of jim Crow
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laws and how bad they actually were.
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The jim Crow laws were caused by the state legislators
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which passed them and allowed them to come into their
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states. Black people were the ones that were targeted from
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the jim Crow laws.
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They were meant to limit what they could do and
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give white people even more privilege and power than they
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already had in the picture.
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It shows that the place for laundry, they're only washed
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white people's clothes, which is terrible.
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Jim Crow laws had a negative impact on society.
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They cause people to stray farther from unity and instead
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split them up into groups.
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The laws furthered racial issues in the United States when
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they were supposed to be getting better.
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The only good thing caused by the Jim Crow Laws
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is that it encouraged people who did not agree with
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what the states were doing to fight for the Civil
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Rights Act of 1964.
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Yeah. To conclude the Jim Crow laws caused extreme racial
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segregation to be installed into the United States, and they
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also lead progress of unity to be lost.
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They cause damage within the South and made unnecessary differences
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between races.
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This is my work cited, and here is my images
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sided.
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