segregation is better known as the law that freed the slaves in the south?

Question

A.false
B.true

Answer 1

False. Segregation was the formal, policy of some states which called for the separation of the races. Thus Blacks and Whites went to separate schools, drank from separate public fountains, lived in separate neighborhoods, and ate at separate restaurants.

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Answer 2

A. False - segregation was the legitimized practice of seperating the races ex: ***** schools/white schools; back-of-the-bus policy; seperate water fountains; negroes served at public restaurants only from the kitchen back door/whites ate in the restaurant; etc.
Emancipation Proclamation issued by A. Lincoln during the Civil War legally emancipated or freed slaves from their owners. However; the Confederacy at the time of this proclamation did not recognize the authority of the Union; therefore, this was more of a strategic military move on the part of Lincoln than anything else.

Answer 3

False segregation was the keeping apart of the African Americans and the Caucasions in places such as restrooms, schools, and public places also even cafe's.

The event that freed the laves was the end of the civil war when lincoln gave the Emancipation Procramation. The site i have on here might can help You with this........

Answer 4

No they weren't dealt with extra effective then male slaves. woman slaves have been used for intercourse with the help of the their vendors and the slave women have been many times raped. They have been left on my own whilst they grew to become pregnant as this provided the vendors with new slaves that did no longer fee something to purchase.

Answer 5

false

The 13th amendment to the constitution passed Dec. 6, 1865 abolished slavery in the US

Answer 6

False. They're trying to confuse you. Emancipation would be the correct word.

Answer 7

A.false

Answer 8

out of those I'd say A.false

Answer 9

false.
and don't be a smart alek and say that it's true.

Answer 10

Not exactly.