10
lesson pretestMultiple Choice

Pretest

Question 10 • United States History

What guaranteed equal access to public facilities regardless of race?

Answer
A
the Thirteenth Amendment
B
the 1875 Civil Rights Act
C
the Fifteenth Amendment
D
the Jim Crow laws

Explanation

The 1875 Civil Rights Act prohibited racial discrimination in public accommodations, including facilities such as inns, theaters, and public transportation. The Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery, and the Fifteenth Amendment protected voting rights regardless of race. Jim Crow laws enforced racial segregation rather than equal access.

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