Question

all were effects of racism experienced by african americans at the turn of the twentieth century except
violence and death from lynching.
forced relocation to northern cities.
segregation enforced by jim crow laws.
poverty as a result of sharecropping.
question 6
1 pts
which is not a method that was used in southern states to make it difficult for southern blacks to vote?
literacy and citizenship tests
attempts to overturn the 15th amendment
the threat of violence
poll taxes

Explanation:

For the first question, African - Americans faced lynching, Jim Crow - enforced segregation, and poverty from sharecropping due to racism at the turn of the 20th century. Forced relocation to northern cities was not a direct effect of racism but part of the Great Migration for better opportunities. For the second question, literacy and citizenship tests, threats of violence, and poll taxes were used to suppress black voting in the South. Attempts to overturn the 15th Amendment were not a common method used to make it difficult for southern blacks to vote.

Answer:

1. B. forced relocation to northern cities
2. B. attempts to overturn the 15th Amendment