Laws passed by southern states that separated the races in public places such as railroads, streetcars, schools, and cemeteries are known as

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Jim Crow laws were passed by southern states to enforce segregation between white people and black people in public areas. Poll taxes and literacy tests were used to restrict black people from voting. Lemon tests are related to the establishment clause of the First Amendment, and Dred Scott tests do not exist.

Laws Passed by Southern States That Separated the Races in Public