Civil Rights in Louisiana

The belief in the natural superiority of one race is known as

• racism.
• integration.
• discrimination.
• segregation.

Ideas, facts, or rumors spread to help a cause or hurt an opposing cause is called

• propagation.
• proposition.
• propaganda.
• prepositional.

The individual known as “the boss of Plaquemines Parish” was

• Huey Long.
• Leander Perez.
• Earl Long.
• Jimmie Davis.

The act of the state legislature placing itself between the federal government and the people is known as

• interposition.
• disposition.
• interaction.
• consolidation.

An important organization that sought equal rights for African Americans is the

• Citizens Council
• NAACP.
• Bloods
• UNICEF

Those rights that every individual has under the Constitution are known as

• criminal rights.
• personal rights.
• civil rights.
• property rights.

Opening facilities to people of all races or ethnic groups without restriction is :

• segregation.
• integration.
• substitution.
• propaganda.

Refusing to deal with a person or an organization until certain conditions are met is a:

• strike.
• lock-out.
• boycott.
• sit-in.

Taking a seat at a counter and refusing to leave after being denied service is an example of:

• walk-in.
• strike.
• boycott.
• sit-in.

These were boycotted in the south to protest being forced to sit in the back:

• subways
• restaurants
• lunch counters
• buses