Political Growth and Western Expansion: 1775 to the Mid-1800sVS.8 The student will apply history and social science skills to explain the reconstruction of Virginia following the Civil War by
f.) analyzing the effects of segregation and “Jim Crow” laws on life in Virginia.
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[chorus]
Jim Crow Laws opened doors for
racial segregation.
[verse]
Unfair poll taxes and voting test were made to stop
African Americans from voting.
Since it was hard to vote, it was hard for African Americans
to hold public offices.
Laws were made
for African Americans to drink from different fountains.
Laws were made
for African Americans to use different restrooms.
Laws were made
that had African American children and white children
attending different schools, it affected Native Americans too.
[chorus]
Jim Crow Laws opened doors for
racial segregation.
Jim Crow Laws opened doors for
racial segregation.