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illegal manipulation of ballots to help win an election voter fraud
competition between the US and Soviet Union to be the first to travel outside Earth's atmosphere space race
nuclear weapon that is propelled by a rocket and guided using a GPS ballistic missiles
blockade imposed on the parts of another country naval quarantine
political showdown in 1962 between the US and Soviet Union, caused by a presence of nuclear weapons in Cuba Cuban Missile Crisis
strategy in which a small group of legislators take turns speaking and refuse to stop the debate or allow a bill to come to a vote filibuster
relating to both parties in a two party system bipartisan
deprive someone of a legal right or privilege disenfranchise
important and historic law landmark legislation
outlawed literacy test and other discriminatory tactics used by segregationists to deny African Americans and other minorities to vote Voting Rights Act of 1965
segregation forced by law de jure segregtion
segregation that is present in society despite no laws enforcing it de facto segregation
violent clashes between residents and police Watts Riot
black activist who believed seperating themselves culturally from white to gain justice black seperatists
transporting students to outside schools for equal opportunities busing
marriage between people of different races miscegenation
government policy that institutes racial quotas to favor groups that suffer from discrimination affirmative action
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