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History

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Definition
Discrimination   unfair treatment  
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segregation   the separation of people of different races  
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civil   citizens as individuals  
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integrate   bring races together  
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boycott   a refusal to use  
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civil disobedience   refusal to obey laws that are considered unjust  
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NAACP   National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Wanted to insure that the political, social, and economic, rights to everyone and get rid of racial hatred and descrimination.  
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Thurgood Marshall   chief lawyer for the NAACP, he challenged the idea of seperate but equal.  
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Brown vs. Board of Education   reversed Plessy vs. Ferguson saying "separate but equal" was unconstitutional.  
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Rosa Parks   Civil Rights activist that refused to give up her seat on the bus  
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.   main leader of the civil rights movement  
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Poverty Line   the minimum income needed to live  
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Medicaid   provides health and medical assistance to low-income families  
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Medicare   established a health insurance program for all elderly people financed through the social security system  
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John F. Kennedy   35th President  
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New Frontier   federal aid for education, federal aid for the poor, civil rights legislation Kennedy's social reforms  
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Lyndon B. Johnson   36th President  
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Great Society   Johnson's programs to reduce poverty, programs to rebuild decaying cities, legislation, to improve education and promote civil rights  
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Job Corps   trained young people who were seeking work  
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Civil Rights Act of 1964   banned discrimination against African Americans in employment, voting, and public places.  
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Sit In   the act of protesting by sitting down  
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SNCC   Student Nonviolent Coordinating Commitee  
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Robert Kennedy   JFK's brother , Us attorney general  
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James Meredith   University of Mississippi's first African American student enrolled  
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George Wallace   Governor of Alabama  
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Medgar Evers   Mississippi state field secretary for NAACP  
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Malcom X   leader of the Nation of Islam, criticized the civil rights goal of integration, later he changed his ideas and called for a society where there could exist a white-black brotherhood.  
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Feminist   activists for women 's rights  
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National Organization for Women   Now fought for equal rights for women in all aspects of life - jobs, education, and marriage  
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Equal Rights Amendment   ERA- stated that "equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the US or by any state on account of sex."  
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Sandra Day O'Connor   1st female justice of the Supreme Court  
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Cesar Chavez   leader that organized thousands of farm workers into the United Farm Workers Association  
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American Indian Movement   AIM- worked for equal rights and improved living conditions for Indians  
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