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WorksheetsCivil Rights Vocabulary
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
to refuse to buy, use, or participate in (something) as a way of protesting : to stop using the goods or services of (a company, country, etc.) until changes are made.
segregation
boycott
race
separating people into groups based on race (or skin color). For example black children could not go to school with white children.
segregation
boycott
traumatic
everyone has the same rights or opportunities.
Jim crow laws
race
equality
Judging someone before you even meet them based on how they look.
prejudice (pre judge)
segregation
boycott
Something terrible that has long lasting effects
racist
power
traumatic
What is race as it refers to the Civil Rights movement?
a group of humans based on physical appearance
judging someone by what they look like
separating people based on their beliefs
something that you have or are allowed to do because of a law.
equality
rights
rule
What is a movement as it relates to the Civil Rights Movement?
going out to the streets to protest.
separating people based on their skin color
a group of many people who agree and want the same thing and actively work or move toward that same goal.
When you do this, you say that you think something is wrong or you do something to show that you disagree with something.
protest
yell
equality
Black and white children going to separate schools is an example of what.
boycott
segregation
rights
Not liking someone based on their skin color or hair is an example of what?
boycott
prejudice
race
To win the right to vote, women held marches and....
parties
protests
get togethers
where there is ______ among a group of people it means that everyone has the same rights or opportunities.
equality
fair
rights
Even today not all people are treated equally.
yes
no
What do you think we can do to help make sure all people have the same rights and are treated fair?
