Jim Crow
Disability Rights
Hawaiian Sovereignty
African American Civil Rights
Systemic Racism
100

Type of segregation enforced by law (Black vs. White schools)

De jure segregation

100

A condition that limits a person’s movements, sense, or actions

Disability

100

Why did the U.S./Europe want to overthrow the Hawaiian monarchy

The Hawaiian Islands provided a strategic location for a U.S. Military base and would help to establish the U.S. as a world superpower

100

This overturned Plessy v. Ferguson (Separate but Equal)

Brown v. Board of Education

100

A form of racism that is embedded through laws and regulations within society

Systemic racism

200

14th amendment states...

Blacks and Whites are equal under the law

200

Fought for unemployment for the handicapped during the Great Depression

League of the Physically Handicapped

200

Hawaiian sovereignty movement fights to...

Break away from the United States

200

Rosa Parks' bus incident spurred this type of protest

Boycott

200

Which 3 systems do we see racism revealing itself through today

Economic, educational, and criminal justice system

300

Plessy vs. Ferguson established

Separate but Equal

300

Law that made it illegal to discriminate against someone due to a disability

Americans With Disabilities act

300

Benefits of Hawaii breaking away from US (name two)

Better healthcare, reacquisition of stolen lands, new programming to help tackle social issues such as homelessness and substance abuse

300

Nine African American students who enrolled in Little Rock High School in Arkansas in 1957, following the 1954 Brown v Board of Education Supreme Court decision.

Little Rock 9

300

In what ways do we see economic systemic racism?

Fewer jobs and lower wages for people of color

400

Segregation that is not by law (housing discrimination, polling taxes)

De jure segregation

400
What did protestors throw down the steps of the Capitol to try to get the ADA passed

Wheelchairs, walkers, etc.

400

Reasons for Hawaii to NOT break away from the US (name 1)

Economic benefits, another more powerful govt could take control

400

2 most important aspects of civil rights movements

Nonviolence and legal action

400

True or false: Black students are suspended and expelled three times more often than White students

True

500

Oldest White Supremacy hate group in the US

Ku Klux Klan

500

Guaranteed children with disabilities the right to a public education

1975 Education of all Handicapped Children act

500

What are Native Hawaiians protesting about on Mauna Kea?

Building of the 10 Meter Telescope

500

2 systemic strategies imposed to keep African Americans from voting before the Voting Rights act was passed

Polling taxes and literacy tests

500

Which aspects of the criminal justice system contribute to systemic racism? (Name 2)

Police, lawyers, judges, lawmakers