personal rights of citizens protected by the United States Constitution
a policy of segregation or discrimination based on race
treating people in such a way where the outcome for each person is the same
the U.S. Supreme Court case that established separate public schools for black and white students was unconstitutional
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka
the values and beliefs of the world that are learned and shared by members of society
a person who moves out or leaves a country to settle permanently in another one
people who share a common cultural background, ancestry, and language
rights and freedoms of which all people are entitled
individual or family units
to enter or settle in a foreign country
originating or occurring naturally in an area or place
open to people of different races and ethnic groups without restriction
a relationship where people are mutually dependent on each other
moral and fair treatment or behavior
to move from one place to another
unreasonable preconceived judgments or beliefs regarding a particular group, race, or religion
refers to an individual's physical appearance such as skin color, eye color, and hair
a person who has already moved and settled in a foreign country
the separating of people, different races, or ethnic groups as in schools, housing, or public facilities
a cultural group that is distinct or different from the larger culture of which they belong
the United States Supreme Court case where the court ruled unanimously that state courts are required under the Fourteenth Amendment to provide legal counsel in criminal cases to defendants who could not afford their own attorney
the belief that America is made up of people from different cultures or races
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Social Studies: Civil Rights - Flashcards