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"Jim Crow" laws were laws that (A) effectively prohibited blacks from voting in state and local elections (B) restricted American Indians to U.S. government reservations (C) restricted open-range ranching in the Great Plains (B) restricted American Indians to U.S. government reservations (C) restricted open-range ranching in the Great Plains (D) established separate segregated facilities for blacks and whites (E) restricted the consumption and distribution of alcohol within the limits of pro-temperance communities.
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