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| The rights of citizens to vote, to recieve equal treatment beofre the law, and to share equally with other citizens the benefits of public facilities | |
| Laws prohibiting African-American people from their human rights in the South throughout the 1900's | |
| Classifying people on the basis of their race or ethnicity | |
| Court case which created the principle of 'separate but equal' | |
| Court case which allowed African-American children to attend white schools | |
| This woman was arrested for refusing to move to the African-American section at the back of the bus in Montgomery, Alabama | |
| A philosophy of opposing a law one considers unjust by peacefully violating it and allowing oneself to be punished as a result | |
| Term used to describe cultural, economic, military, or political force over a particular group of people | |
| Minister who was a prominent leader in the African-American Civil Rights Movement | |
| An effort to get people to stop buying goods and services from a company or person in order to punish that company or to coerce its owner into changing policies | |
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