During the Jacksonian era, free Blacks in the NorthMultiple Choicecould not vote in any state.escaped outright segregation despite some restrictions.increasingly emphasized racial unity, self-help, and a renewal of ties with Africa.found jobs most readily in the popular minstrel shows.

African Americans were allowed to vote by 1870 but what challenges did they face?

Which of the following was not true of minstrel shows?Multiple ChoicePerformers wore blackface.They featured pianos as the central accompanying instrument.They began with a rousing grand march.They often included the characters Jim Crow and Zip Coon.

In the summer of 1964, civil rights groups focused on registering African American voters. Why did they call this effort Freedom Summer? A. The next vote coming up was about whether or not African Americans should be free. B. Many Blacks wanted to be free from the responsibility to vote. C. Without the power to vote, Blacks would lose their freedoms. D. Everyone in involved in the effort was free from work for the summer.

How did free African Americans respond to racism in the North? A:A. They formed their own churches and businesses.B:B. They attempted to assimilate with white laborers.C:C. They owned their own farms, land, and plantations.D:D. They lived with white people but kept their own culture.

Why did African Americans begin to leave the rural South in the early twentieth century, and what types of lives did they make for themselves in urban communities?