Delivering Justice

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What was the author's perspective on the protestors involved in the boycott?

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The author viewed the protesters as brave and committed to following Westley’s plan of being polite and peaceful.

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In what year did Westley work with the NAACP Youth Council to help black people become registered voters?

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1942

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Define 'boycott'.

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A boycott is a planned joining with others in refusing to buy from or deal with a person, nation, or business.

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What law did the black students violate by sitting at the lunch counter?

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They broke segregation laws.

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What clues reveal the author's viewpoint on pages 222-223?

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The author's viewpoint is revealed through Grandma’s vision for Westley and his determination to help black people claim their rights, leading to the registration of many black Savannah voters.

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What is the significance of the NAACP in the context of civil rights?

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The NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) played a crucial role in advocating for civil rights and fighting against racial discrimination.

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What does the term 'segregation' refer to?

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Segregation refers to the enforced separation of different racial groups in a country, community, or establishment.

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How did Westley contribute to the civil rights movement?

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Westley worked with the NAACP Youth Council to help black people become registered voters and organized peaceful protests.

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What is the importance of peaceful protests in social movements?

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Peaceful protests are important as they aim to bring about change without violence, often garnering public support and media attention.

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What role did Grandma play in Westley's life and mission?

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Grandma inspired Westley with her vision for justice and motivated him to help black people claim their rights.