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Civil Rights Part 2

TermDefinition
Integration bringing together of people of different races
Injustice something that is not fair, or right
Relationship the way two or more people or things are related or connected
Expand to grow or get bigger
Nonviolent Using a peaceful methods like marches to bring about social change
Protest When people join together to express that they disagree with something
Sit-In A form of protest where people sit down in a place (like a "whites-only" lunch counter) and refuse to leave until they are served or arrested.
Equality When all people have the same rights and opportunities
Justice Fairness - everyone is treated in a fair and equal manner
Citizen A person who is an official member of a country and has certain rights because of that
Riot when a large group of people gathers and behaves in a violent, noisy, or uncontrolled way. It can be a form of protest where people damage property and/or harm others
Tension a feeling of nervousness, anger, or fear between different groups of people.
Racism The belief that one skin color (race) is better or worse than others.
Prejudice having an unfair opinion or "pre-judging" someone before you actually know them.
Unconstitutional A law or act that goes against the rules of the U.S. Constitution.
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