Fabric or cloth.

A major development in transportation during the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Laws in the South that made segregation legal.

The movement of African Americans from South Carolina to the North and Midwest.

Caused jobs to be lost, banks to fail, and homes and farms to be lost.

Having the right to vote.

The reason why textile mills were located along rivers.

The phrase that says it was fair to segregate blacks and whites so long as they had the same stuff.

The cultural event in New York based around African American culture and freedom.

Programs to put people back to work.

The act of treating one group of people differently than another group.

Caused the price of cotton to fall because it was no longer needed for uniforms.

Allowed whites to vote in the South, even if they could not read, because their ancestors had voted.

Two reasons that would "push" African Americans out of the South.

The president who created the New Deal programs.

To come INTO another country or region to live.

Two things that the railroads were able to transport quickly.

Limited by reading tests, poll taxes, and state laws.

The crop that caused cities to grow.

The event that ended the Great Depression.

To LEAVE a country or region to live elsewhere.

The result of increased supply of cotton as farmers grew more and more cotton.

The purpose of the Jim Crow Laws.

The reason why lower class whites moved to the cities to work in the mills.

A New Deal program that hired men to work on outdoor projects such as building state parks and planting crops.