What Is True About the Justice System in the South

question 75

Multiple Choice

What is true about the justice system in the South after Reconstruction?

• A) Some blacks were allowed to serve on juries, as long as they were prominent leaders and showed proper deference to whites.
• B) Black defendants always received very harsh punishments, regardless of whom they knew or whom they worked for.
• C) Blacks often were not charged with crimes like adultery and bigamy because white people considered such offenses typical black behavior.
• D) Generally, the southern justice system was balanced regarding blacks and whites.

Appreciate the role of higher education institutions in fostering student success and the varied dimensions of this success.

Understand the diverse characteristics and backgrounds of college students.

Analyze the impact of religious beliefs and practices on individual identity and knowledge.

Demonstrate the importance of active and engaged learning strategies for college success.

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Definitions:

Gestures

Movements of the body or limbs used to express or emphasize ideas, emotions, or instructions.

Neutrality

The state or position of not supporting or helping either side in a conflict or disagreement.

Conflict

A disagreement or clash between two or more parties, often resulting from differing interests or views.

Withdrawal/Avoidance

A behavior pattern where individuals or groups seek to escape from stressful situations by disengaging physically or psychologically.