Unit 16: Texas After WWII

to include people of all races

• Boycott

• Sit-in

• Great Society

• Integrate

a form of action in favor of a cause that involves marches, boycotts, and possibly deliberately breaking the law to highlight opposition to that law

• Libel

• Boycott

• Nonviolent Protest

• Redistricting

to refuse to buy or use particular goods or services as a form of protest

• Boycott

• Productivity

• Sit-in

• Libel

a form of protest in which activists sit down inside or in front of a business, thus interfering with the business's normal work

• Libel

• Refugee

• Freedom Ride

• Sit-in

integrated bus rides that went through segregated areas in order to draw attention to civil rights

• Sit-in

• Freedom Rides

• Redistricting

• Nonviolent protest

the post–World War II struggle between the United States and Soviet Union for power and influence; the struggle did not involve direct fighting between those two superpowers

• Loyalty oath

• Great Society

• Cold War

• Redistricting

an official statement that a person is loyal to the U.S. government and does not seek its overthrow, which a person is required to swear to be true

• Integrate

• Libel

• Loyalty Oath

• Boycott

a person who flees for safety, especially to a foreign country

• Boycott

• Refugee

• Libel

• Suburb

a residential community close to a city or town

• Redistricting

• Productivity

• Great Society

• Suburb

the publishing of statements known to be false about someone in order to damage his or her reputation

• Libel

• Loyalty oath

• Interstate Highway System

• Cold War