Civil Rights

a group of people who are different from a larger group in a country

• Civil rights

• Non-violent resistance

• Minority

• Segregation

The rights to full legal, social, and economic equality

• Sharecropper

• Civil rights

• Integration/Desegregation

• Boycott

a method that is used to achieve a certain goal

• Civil disobedience

• Segregation

• Tactic

• Minority

the practice of keeping blacks and whites separate

• Segregation

• Non-violent resistance

• Civil rights

• Integration/Desegregation

the elimination of restrictions making separate facilities

• Sharecropper

• Tactic

• Integration/Desegregation

• Minority

peaceful refusal to follow laws in order to cause change

• Boycott

• Non-violent resistance

• Segregation

• Civil rights

refusal to obey laws one believes are unfair in order to change them

• Civil disobedience

• Tactic

• Minority

• Sharecropper

a person who farms land for the owner and is paid a certain amount after the crops are sold

• Civil rights

• Boycott

• Sharecropper

• Non-violent resistance

to stop buying products or using services in order to force positive change

• Integration/Desegregation

• Minority

• Tactic

• Boycott

Which is true of Reconstruction?

• the South was rebuilt after the Civil War

• freed slaves were protected by Northern troops

• Jim Crow laws were passed after it ended

• all of the above