Ruby Bridges & Slavery

Ruby Bridges & Slavery

By Elise Smith

ready to take risks; showing no fear.

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​bold

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a feeling of sharing the suffering of others and of wanting to help.

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compassion

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sure of oneself.

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confident

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the ability to do something scary or dangerous.

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courage

the quality of deciding firmly to do something and pursuing it even though it is difficult.

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determination

a person whose job it is to watch or protect people and property.

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guard

to help people in minority groups have equal access to spaces and opportunities as everyone else; to desegregate.

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integrate

a large disorderly crowd of people, especially those who are angry or excited.

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mob

the act, process, or policy of separating people of different races, sexes, religions, etc.

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segregation

the highest court in the United States.

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Supreme Court

Multiple Choice

Supreme Court

• a large disorderly crowd of people, especially those who are angry or excited.

• the highest court in the United States.

• the act, process, or policy of separating people of different races, sexes, religions, etc.

• to help people in minority groups have equal access to spaces and opportunities as everyone else; to desegregate.

Multiple Choice

Integrate

• a large disorderly crowd of people, especially those who are angry or excited.

• the highest court in the United States.

• the act, process, or policy of separating people of different races, sexes, religions, etc.

• to help people in minority groups have equal access to spaces and opportunities as everyone else; to desegregate.

Multiple Choice

mob

• a large disorderly crowd of people, especially those who are angry or excited.

• the highest court in the United States.

• the quality of deciding firmly to do something and pursuing it even though it is difficult.

• to help people in minority groups have equal access to spaces and opportunities as everyone else; to desegregate.

Multiple Choice

guard

• a large disorderly crowd of people, especially those who are angry or excited.

• a person whose job it is to watch or protect people and property.

• the quality of deciding firmly to do something and pursuing it even though it is difficult.

• to help people in minority groups have equal access to spaces and opportunities as everyone else; to desegregate.

Multiple Choice

segregation

• a large disorderly crowd of people, especially those who are angry or excited.

• the act, process, or policy of separating people of different races, sexes, religions, etc.

• the quality of deciding firmly to do something and pursuing it even though it is difficult.

• to help people in minority groups have equal access to spaces and opportunities as everyone else; to desegregate.

Multiple Choice

courage

• a large disorderly crowd of people, especially those who are angry or excited.

• the act, process, or policy of separating people of different races, sexes, religions, etc.

• the ability to do something scary or dangerous.

• to help people in minority groups have equal access to spaces and opportunities as everyone else; to desegregate.

Multiple Choice

confident

• sure of oneself.

• the act, process, or policy of separating people of different races, sexes, religions, etc.

• courage

• to help people in minority groups have equal access to spaces and opportunities as everyone else; to desegregate.

Multiple Choice

compassion

• confident

• the act, process, or policy of separating people of different races, sexes, religions, etc.

• courage

• a feeling of sharing the suffering of others and of wanting to help.

Multiple Choice

bold

• ready to take risks; showing no fear.

• the act, process, or policy of separating people of different races, sexes, religions, etc.

• a feeling of sharing the suffering of others and of wanting to help.

• a feeling of sharing the suffering of others and of wanting to help.

Multiple Choice

determination

• the quality of deciding firmly to do something and pursuing it even though it is difficult

• the act, process, or policy of separating people of different races, sexes, religions, etc.

• a feeling of sharing the suffering of others and of wanting to help.

• a feeling of sharing the suffering of others and of wanting to help.