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To Kill a Mockingbird Background Vocabulary

A period of economic misery Answer: Great Depression

was supposed to be separate but equal; in reality was separate but unequal Answer: Segregation

makes it illegal to discriminate or segregate Answer: Civil Rights Act of 1964

refers to a period in American History; its purpose was to bring the states back together and to establish the status of emancipated blacks Answer: Reconstruction

was a result of the South wanting to separate from the North Answer: Civil War

was murder with a message Answer: Lynching

was a period of economic prosperity Answer: Roaring 20’s

abolished slavery Answer: 13 th Amendment

guaranteed citizenship to former slaves Answer: 14 th Amendment

gave black men the right to vote Answer: 15 th Amendment

blamed for the depression Answer: Herbert Hoover

made segregation legal Answer: Plessy v. Ferguson

Won a Nobel prize for peace for work in civil rights Answer: Martin Luther King Jr.

Helped end segregation on public transportation Answer: Rosa Parks

Name given to the laws and social customs which defined segregation Answer: Jim Crow

Introduced civil rights legislation Answer: John Kennedy

Supreme Court decision to end segregation in schools Answer: Brown v. Board of Education

Pulitzer Prize winning author Answer: Harper Lee

President credited with ending the Depression Answer: Franklin Roosevelt

got the Federal Government involved in integrating schools Answer: Little Rock Nine