the civil rights movement - esol 8
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The Civil Rights Movement
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civil rights (n.)
- Your rights as a member of society
- Tus derechos como miembro de la sociedad
- The Civil Rights Movement took place in the 1950s and 1960s.
- Martin Luther King, Jr. fought for civil rights.
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determined (adj.)
- When you are determined to do something, you work hard at it
- Cuándo estas decidido a hacer algo, trabajas duro
- She was deteremined to get a good grade on her test.
- The scientists were determined to find a cure.
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equality (n.)
- When you have the same rights as other people, you have equality
- Cuándo tienes los derechos mismos de otros, tienes la igualidad
- They fought for equality during the Civil Rights Movement.
- Some groups of people still need to fight for equality in the United States today.
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integrate (v.)
- When you integrate groups, you bring them together
- Cuando te integras grupos, los reúnes
- Martin Luther King, Jr. worked to integrate schools.
- I learned the country's language so I could integrate into society.
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prejudice (n.)
- If you have prejudice, you judge things and people before you know about them
- Si tienes prejudicio, tú juzgas cosas y gente antes de saberlos
- Prejudice is a form of ignorance.
- Many groups face prejudice in the United States - black people, people of color, women, and the LGBTQ+ community, for example.
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protest (v.)
- To protest something means to show you are against it
- A protestar significa que tú demostras que estás en contra de algo
- Many people protested police brutality at the Black Lives Matter rallies.
- If you disagree with a law, you can protest against it.
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segregation (n.)
- Segregation is when people are kept apart
- La segregación es cuándo gente se mantiene separados
- People protested against segregation in schools.
- Racial segregation separated white people from black people for many years in the United States.
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separate (adj.)
- If you are separate from other people, you are not with them
- Si estás separado de otra gente, no estás con ellos
- It is not fun to feel separate from a group.
- Before the Civil Rights Movement, black people and white people were often separated.
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Multiple Choice
Let's _____ the candy by color.
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Multiple Choice
The team was _____ to win the game.
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Multiple Choice
Because of _____, black people could not drink from the same water fountain as white people.
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Multiple Choice
Martin Luther King, Jr. was one of the leaders of the _____ Movement.
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Multiple Choice
They wanted to _____ the schools, so black students and white students could learn together.
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Multiple Choice
They _____ police brutality at the Black Lives Matter rally.
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Multiple Choice
She had _____, so she judged other people before she even knew them.
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It is important for people to have _____, so everyone has the same rights.
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