Jim Crow laws were a method of imposing strict segregation in things like streetcars, trains, schools, parks, public buildings, and cemeteries. They were prevalent in the southern states of the United States from the late 1800s to the mid-1960s.

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Jim Crow Laws Were

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Jim Crow laws were

A) a method of imposing strict segregation in things like streetcars, trains, schools, parks, public buildings, and cemeteries.
B) declared in the Danbury Hatters case to be unconstitutional.
C) laws instituted by many northern municipalities in the early twentieth century in an effort to ensure honest and effective government.
D) federal laws outlawing discrimination in public accommodations.
E) pieces of legislation that set aside public monies to aid black Americans.

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