Unit Content Vocab
Background Knowledge: 1960's
MLA Format/Grammar
Random Vocab
Misc.
100

Literary element that allows writers to convey complex or abstract messages, themes, or emotions. Usually an object, idea, etc. 

Symbol/Symbolism

100

Schools also known as juvenile detention centers or youth correctional facilities. 

Reform Schools

100

used to link to independent clauses 

semi colon ;

100

Come together again 

Reconvene 

100

This streaming service will send a message of "are you still watching?" in the most judgmental way. 

Netflix

200

unexplained reference to someone or something outside of the text. Sometimes a famous person, a historical event, etc. 

Allusion

200

period of legalized racial segregation and discrimination in the United States. 

Jim Crow Era 

200

words that join two independent clauses, showing the relationship between them. IE: however, therefore, meanwhile, nevertheless, moreover. 

Conjunctive Adverb

200

feeling of disappointment, resulting from the discovery that something is not as good as one thought it to be. 

Disillusionment

200

This woman is known as the Queen of Pop and was once in an all girl act in the 90's and early 2000's

Beyonce
300

Placing two contrasting or incongruous elements side by side, often to highlight their differences. 

Juxtaposition

300

Extremely high rate of imprisonment in the United States, particularly for nonviolent offenses and among certain racial and ethnic groups. 

Mass Incarceration

300

These are the fonts you may use when using MLA format

Times New Roman, Arial, Calibri 

300

process of wealthy or middle-class individuals moving into or revitalizing lower-income neighborhoods, often leading to rising costs

Gentrification

300

This historical invention allowed people to read more easily 

The printing press

400

organizing a text in a way that does not follow chronological or sequential path from beginning to end. 

Nonlinear Structure

400

1954 Supreme Court Case that overturned the "separate but equal" legal doctrine

Brown v. Board of Education

400

this is how you should cite authors in your sentence citation when citing evidence in your writing. (describe it to me) 

(Author pg). 

400

Concrete and observable 

tangible

400

This is the author of the book "Grit" and runs the research institute at UPENN

Angela Duckworth 

500

Dynamic character that typically changes or evolves. Usually has multiple motivations. 

Complex Character

500

genre of literature that blends real historical events with fictional elements 

Historical Fiction

500

the period at the end of the sentence goes ____________ the citation. (before or after, pick one) 

AFTER 

500

The state of understanding something. To become "woke" 

Enlightened/Enlightenment 

500

The years Ms. Matos has been working at KCP 

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