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Homer Plessy A mixed race man who challenged segregation laws by traveling in a white railroad car
Victoria Price She was one of the two women who accused the 9 scottsboro boys of raping her. Her actions supported the idea of a black man always wanted to be with a white woman, so the men were all wrongly accused of raping them, and landed them in prison.
Ruby Bates One of the two girls who had wrongly accused the 9 Scottsboro boys of rape. She later testified that the men had never harmed her, but the public thought that she was being paid to lie by the communists.
Judge Horton The judge in charge of the Scottsboro boys case, who despite the public’s views, assured to let them have a third trial which ruined his career as a judge.
Marcus Garvey A black politician that presented the idea of sending the black Americans back to Africa and their home countries since they should be proud of their land.
Sam Leibowitz The Jewish criminal offense attorney that traveled from New York to Scottsboro to defect the Scottsboro boys, who eventually lost the case for the men since he was Jewish.
WEB DuBois He thought that equal rights should be given to all, but that you must educate yourself.
Booker T. Washington He thought that blacks must accept their position in society, and earn their way to being equal with the whites.
How many trials did the Scottsboro boys case have? 4 trials
What law did Plessy violate by boarding a Louisiana Train? The separate car act
What was Plessy vs Ferguson They believed that if things were equal, they could be separate. This was constitutional.
Who wrote Souls of the Black folk? WEB DuBois
Who believed in the back to africa movement? Marcus Garvey
What Supreme Court case ruled separate but equal to be constitutional? Plessy vs Ferguson
The ________ party supported the scottsboro boys from the beginning. Communist
Which victim disappeared in the middle of the trials? Ruby Bate
What institute did Booker T. Washington open? Tuskegee
What is the prosecuting attorney for the state of Alabama? Thomas E. Knight
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