Read the jim crow-era law from alabama. what is the main goal of this law? to prevent african americans from dining in restaurants to separate african american diners from white diners to require african americans to enter a dining room for all races from a separate entrance

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The main goal of the Jim Crow era laws was to prevent African Americans from entering various institutions and organizations and placing severe restrictions on them.

The set of laws which were known as Jim Crow era laws were implemented in the Southern United States placing restrictions on the rights and privileges of African Americans. The laws also included the abolition of voting rights for African Americans.

It laid on setting up different institutions and organizations solely for African Americans and prevented them from entering the currently established institutions. For example:

  • In public transport, no black and white people were allowed to travel together, and even if they were allowed separate chambers were allocated.
  • In hospitals, black and white people were admitted to different wards.
  • In public toilets also black and white people were not allowed and separate toilets were made.

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