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Section 3

Vocabulary for section 3 of magazine.

TermDefinition
precarious not safe or stable
segregation the practice of keeping people of different races, religions, etc., away from each other
tribunal a court of law
distraught deeply agitated or disturbed
conducive helpful, favorable
notorious well-known or famous, usually for something bad
passivity the state of not participating readily or actively; inactivity
sweatbox 1. noun ; a cell or confined space in which someone is punished or tortured with conditions of extreme heat; 2. noun; anywhere a person sweats because of heat and confinement
well up to come up, arise, or swell
bill 1. a written document of a new law that is being suggested; 2. a statement showing how much money you owe; 3. a piece of paper money
discrimination noun; 1. the practice of unfairly treating people differently; 2. understanding the difference between one thing and another; the ability to make fine distinctions
forbade ordered someone not to do something (past tense of forbid)
injustice unfair treatment, violation of someone’s rights
oversight 1. watchful care, supervision; 2. a mistake due to carelessness
poll tax in the past, a tax that people had to pay in order to vote
Created by: cmcedrone
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