Homework 01/19/2016 Look at the following pictures and chose 3 words that describe them. Write a sentence to define the word.

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Homework 01/19/2016 Look at the following pictures and chose 3 words that describe them. Write a sentence to define the word.

Justice Lady Justice noun lawfulness, fairness authority due process honesty integrity law right truth Justice is

Dream Noun illusion, vision fantasy idea imagination nightmare hallucination Dreaming is

Boycott verb ban; refrain from using avoid exclude refuse reject outlaw prohibit strike Boycott is

Peace Noun harmony, agreement friendships love reconciliation truce Unity order Peace means

Segregation noun separation Discrimination isolation disunion division exclusion Segregation is

Civil Rights noun civil liberties freedom of religion freedom of speech human rights freedoms of citizens God-given rights legal rights Education Civil Rights are

Nonviolence No fighting At peace No weapons No killing Respect Non violence means

Discrimination noun bias bigotry favoritism hatred inequity injustice prejudice Unfair wrong Discrimination means