chapter 29 social studies review the civil rights era Flashcards
feminist
activist for women’s rights
sit-in
the act of protesting by sitting down, commonly used as a method of nonviolent protest
interstate
moving between two or more states
register
to enroll; to sign up
poverty line
income level deemed necessary to acquire the necessities of life
medicare
federal health insurance program for older people
medicaid
federal-state health insurance program for low-income people
great society
johnsons election campaign; medicare, medicaid
new frontier
jfk election campaign
discriminate
unfair treatment, particularly based on race
segregation
the action or state of setting someone or something apart from others
integrate
to bring races together
boycott
to refuse to use
civil disobedience
the refusal to obey laws that are considered unjust
UFW
united farm workers
betty friedan
wrote feminine mystique