DESEGREGATION REVIEW

VOCABULARY

100

The word means not consistent with or according to a constitution.

Unconstitutional

200

This word means connected to different races or ethniticites.

Racial

300

This word means to stop separating people by race, religion, or ethnicity.

Desegregate

400

This granted citizenship and equal civil and legal rights to anyone born in the U.S. or who became a citizen of the country. 

14th Amendment

500

This word stands for the National Assiciation for the Advancement of Colored People

NAACP

DESEGREGATION

100

This state was the 1st state to desegregate schools. 

Iowa

200

This area in the U.S. was known for being the last area to desegregate

The South

300

This state was desegregated by governor Earl Warren

California

400

This is where Linda Brown is from and where Brown v. Board began

Topeka, Kansas

500

This states "no state shall make or enforce any law which shall deny any person equal protection of the laws".

14th Amendment

PEOPLE

100

This person is known for being the first black child in Louisiana.

Ruby Bridges

200

This person is the 3rd grader from Topeka, Kansas at the center of a court case. 

Linda Brown

300

This person is the man / father who desegregated Iowa.

Alexander Clark

400

This person was the Chief Justice in Brown v. Board and was previously the Governor of California.

Earl Warren

500

This person was an Iowa Supreme Court Justive that agrred with Clark.

Chester Cole

DATES

100

This is the year of the Brown v. Board of Education case.

1954

200

This is the year of the Clark v. Board of Directors case. 

1868

300

This is the year Ruby Bridges integrated William Franz Elementary School in 1st grade. 

1960

400

This is the year of the Mendez v. Westminster case

1946 / 1947

500

This is the year of the Plessy v. Ferguson case

1896

VOCABULARY 2

100

This word means to be kept apart or separated.

Segregate

200

This word means rules that guide how a country, state, ect... works

Constitutional

300

This word means to combine, become one unit, to make a place open to people of all races and ethnic groups. 

Integrate

400

This is the law that said segregation did not violate the 14th Amendment. 

Separate but Equal

500

This word means extreme or expressing extreme beliefs.

Radical