despite the passage of the civil rights act of 1875, southern states implemented jim crow laws, which were…

despite the passage of the civil rights act of 1875, southern states implemented jim crow laws, which were designed to\nprevent african americans from gaining equality.\nsupport the plessy v. ferguson decision.\nuphold the fifteenth amendment.\nabolish the \separate but equal\ doctrine.

despite the passage of the civil rights act of 1875, southern states implemented jim crow laws, which were designed to\nprevent african americans from gaining equality.\nsupport the plessy v. ferguson decision.\nuphold the fifteenth amendment.\nabolish the \separate but equal\ doctrine.

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Jim Crow laws were a system of racial segregation and discrimination. They aimed to keep African Americans in an inferior social and legal position, thus preventing them from achieving equality. The Fifteenth Amendment was about voting rights for African - American men, and Jim Crow laws often worked against it. The "separate but equal" doctrine was upheld by Jim Crow laws, not abolished. The Plessy v. Ferguson decision (1896) legalized the "separate but equal" doctrine, and Jim Crow laws were already in place before this decision to prevent African - American equality.

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prevent African Americans from gaining equality.