Question

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1. which of the following is not something the kkk did?

a) burning crosses on front lawns
b) follow jewish faith
c) bombing churches
d) wearing white hoods

1. who has the power to veto a bill from congress?

a) district attorney
b) attorney general
c) city council members
d) us president

1. which of the following is not an example of jim crow laws?

a) segregated buses
b) starting a business
c) separate swimming pools
d) black wall street

1. the 14th amendment provided ______ under the law and allowed all individuals to become us citizens.

a) equal protection
b) unequal protection
c) some protection
d) no protection

1. the 15th amendment discusses the right to ______ for all men.

a) start a business
b) travel
c) vote
d) drive across state lines

1. ______ established a successful barbershop and later the atlanta life insurance company.

a) alonzo herndon
b) w.e.b. dubois
c) booker t. washington
d) hiram revels

1. what is another name for the populist party?

a) farmers alliance
b) bourbon triumvirate
c) progressive party
d) peoples party

1. who was the leader of the progressive democrats?

a) tom watson
b) hoke smith
c) rebecca latimer felton
d) joseph brown

1. the first black man to earn a phd from harvard university was ______.

a) alonzo herndon
b) booker t. washington
c) w.e.b. dubois
d) henry mcneal turner

1. tom watson pushed for the passing of what legislation to help rural farmers receive mail and news?

a) ups
b) rural free delivery
c) united states postal service
d) federal express

1. after slavery, recently freedmen worked in fields as payment for a place to stay. they were considered ______.

a) laborers
b) tenant farmers
c) sharecroppers
d) indentured servants

1. a change or addition to a written document is an ______.

a) amendment
b) article
c) declaration
d) veto

1. ______ was known as the \voice of the south\ by stating southern ideals in his newspaper.

a) joseph brown
b) henry grady
c) jefferson davis
d) alfred colquitt

1. reconstruction means to ______.

a) receive
b) rebuild
c) leave
d) sell

1. southerners who supported northern business owners were called ______.

a) silly billies
b) carpetbaggers
c) scalawags
d) vermin

Explanation:

Question 16

The KKK (Ku Klux Klan) engaged in acts of intimidation and violence, including burning crosses, targeting Jewish faiths, and wearing white hoods. Bombing churches is not a typical KKK action (though they did commit violence, church bombing was more associated with later civil rights era by other groups, but among options, following Jewish faith is not an action they did—wait, no: the question is "which is NOT something the KKK did?". The KKK was anti - Semitic, so they would not follow Jewish faith. Burning crosses, bombing churches (they did bomb churches in some cases), wearing white hoods are KKK actions. So the answer is b) Following Jewish faith.

The US President has the power to veto a bill passed by Congress. District Attorney, Attorney General, and City council members do not have this power.

Jim Crow laws enforced racial segregation. Segregated buses, separate swimming pools, and Black Wall Street (wait, no—Black Wall Street was a successful Black business community, not a Jim Crow law example. Wait, the options: starting a business is not a Jim Crow law (Jim Crow laws restricted Black rights, like segregation in public facilities, not business start - up). Wait, no: Jim Crow laws were about segregation. Segregated buses, separate swimming pools are Jim Crow. Starting a business is not a Jim Crow law (it's an economic activity, not a segregation law). Black Wall Street was a business district, not a law. So the answer is b) Starting a business.

Answer:

b) Following Jewish faith

Question 17