Vocab #1
ELA Questions
Vocab #2
Random Facts
Vocab #3
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Define Segregation

Keeping people apart because of their race, like separate schools, bathrooms, or neighborhoods.

100

What is a central idea?

It's the big point or the most important thing the writer wants to tell you about the topic.

100

Define Annotate

adding notes and comments to a text

100

What is Monkey D. Luffy's dream?

To become king of the pirates!

100

What was the space race?

The competition between the U.S. and the Soviet Union to be the first to do big things in space, like landing on the Moon.

200

Define inequality 

the unfair difference in opportunities, treatment, or wealth among people.

200

What is the authors point of view?

refers to their perspective, opinions, beliefs, and biases, which shape how they present information or tell a story. It essentially reflects the author's stance or attitude towards the topic they're writing about.

200

Discrimination

unfair treatment of people based on race, gender, age, or other differences.

200

(Finish the song) Tell me why....

Ain't nothing but a heartache

200

Define protest

an organized public demonstration expressing strong objection to policies or situations.

300

Define Justice

fairness in the protection of rights and punishment of wrongs.

300

When you don’t know a word, you can use this from surrounding text to figure it out.

Context clues

300

Define figures.

a person, especially one who is important or distinctive in some way.

300

What are the three branches of government?

Executive, judicial, legislative.

300

What was the cold war?

A time after World War II when the United States and the Soviet Union competed to be the most powerful, but didn’t fight directly.

400

Define civil rights

the rights of people to political and social freedom and equality. Examples would be everyone having the right to vote, to a good education, and being treated equally.

400

When a reader uses clues from the text to figure something out, they are making this

an inference

400

Define Systemic Racism

racism that is built into the laws and institutions of society.

400

What is one fact that you remember from our lesson on inequality? (hint: think about the Jeff Bezos scroll)

Mr. G will judge

400

Define privilege

unearned advantages some people have in society based on aspects of their identity.

500

What does redlining mean? (hint: it has to do with housing)

When banks and the government refused to give loans or let Black families buy homes in certain neighborhoods, making it harder for them to build wealth and live in better areas.

500

What is a theme?

the message or lesson the author wants you to learn from a story.

500

Define Oppression

prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control of people.

500

Who is the only US president that has been elected four times?

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

500

Define Intersectionality

When someone has more than one part of their identity (like race, gender, or class) that can make life harder for them.

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