Today is a test day and we got introduced to our Chapter 9 project.
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today we started taking the test for chapters 5-8. And started talking about the next project.
We started chapter 5-8 test today! I am taking mine Wednesday during study hall! We are spending our extra time studying.
today we are taking our tests. i chose to take an essay test, which means i get to take it during 8th hour. i get time to study some more before the test.
We are taking the Chapter 9 Test today. We will be starting the Chapter 9, we are doing a group project. My group is the group of three. It is Me, Chelsea, and Brooke in the group.
were taking out tests today over the chapter, the chapter is very long and it took a long time to cover, so i am very nervous because i am pretty sure I forgot most of the information. chap. 9 what impact did the progressives to make our country bett
Today was test day! I will take the test first hour tomorrow!
Back at school!
&Test Day!(:
Home sick once agian!
Home sick!
Today is test day. I take mine Tuesday 1st hour. So right now I get time to study.
Plessy vs. Ferguson
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Plessy v. Ferguson
Is Louisiana's law mandating racial segregation on its trains an unconstitutional infringement on both the privileges and immunities and the equal protection clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment? The case was argued on Monday April 1
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Plessy vs. Ferguson
Louisiana passed a law in 1890 called the “Separate Car Act”. The law required blacks and whites to ride in separate train cars. Hearing this, a group of blacks and some concerned white New Orleans’ form
On June 7, 1892 Homer Plessy was jailed because he sat in the "whites" car on the East Louisiana Railroad. Plessy was mostly white 7/8, but he had 1 African American ancestor so that made him 1/8 black. Under the Louisiana law he was considered black
My name is Jordan Barr. I live in Harlan, Iowa and go to school at HCHS. For U.S. History we got assigned a blog about our family history. I also learned that I am Slovak and German. So here is what I found out.
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June 7, 1892, Homer Plessy was put into jail for sitting in a whites only train cart. This stirred up a lot of the racist controversy and eventually got African Americans equal rights.
Plessy looked a white man but because one of his ancestors was bla
