Civil Rights Fast & Curious #2 (but use first!!)

A form of nonviolent protest in which people sit down in a public place such as a restaurant or a government building and refuse to leave until their demands are met.

• Sit-In
• Boycott
• Freedom Rides
• March

The separation of people based on their race, religion, or other characteristics.

• Segregation
• Apartheid
• Isolation
• Exclusion

A set of laws passed in the southern United States that enforced segregation and discrimination against black people.

• Jim Crow

• Black Codes
• Civil Rights Act
• Plessy Act

A peaceful way of protesting unjust laws or policies by breaking them on purpose.

• Civil disobedience
• Passive resistance
• Legal challenge
• Protest petition

The process of bringing different groups of people together and treating them equally.

• Integration
• Assimilation
• Multiculturalism
• Coexistence

The right to participate in political elections and have one's voice heard in government.

• Voting rights
• Civic duty
• Electoral privilege
• Democratic right

The unfair or unequal treatment of people based on their race, gender, religion, or other characteristics.

• Discrimination
• Prejudice
• Bias
• Stereotyping

The use of peaceful methods, such as protests, boycotts, and civil disobedience, to bring about social and political change.

• Nonviolence
• Passive aggression
• Peaceful persuasion
• Direct action

The legal and social rights that every citizen is entitled to, regardless of their race, gender, or other characteristics.

• Civil rights
• Human rights
• Natural rights
• Legal rights

The process of ending segregation and integrating different racial groups in public spaces.

• Desegregation
• Reconciliation
• Equalization
• Harmonization