Jim Crow Laws Jim Crow laws were laws that were practiced mostly in the south. It is based on segregation and racism between whites and the minorities.

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Jim Crow Laws Jim Crow laws were laws that were practiced mostly in the south. It is based on segregation and racism between whites and the minorities

This photo shows civil rights activist showing their point of view on Jim Crow Law. Civil rights pioneers are holding signs saying Jim Crow must go Social Impact

African American civil right activist march down a street wearing I am a man signs. It looks like the military is pointing guns towards the African Americans in case trouble le found them. Social Impact

It was easier for whites to find services than other races because of Jim Crow Laws. Economic Impact

Jim Crow Laws gave whites better opportunity to find jobs. Jim Crow was found to help whites rule over other races. Economic Impact

This photo shows High school students striking for segregation. These students want to follow Jim Crow laws and keep school segregated. School Impact

This photo shows Ruby Bridges being escorted by U This photo shows Ruby Bridges being escorted by U.S marshals into an elementary school. Ruby Bridges is a symbol that rose above Jim Crow Laws School Impact

Jim Crow Laws left the country divided Jim Crow Laws left the country divided. Some fighting to keep it and some fighting against it.