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2
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the act of setting something or someone apart, isolating for some reason
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4
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frighten in order to make someone do something or stop something
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5
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deprived of power or rights
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7
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a test that involved reading and interpreting the Constitution in order to vote
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8
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southern laws that made social practices legal
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9
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Supreme Court case which legalized separate-but-equal nationwide
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12
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facilities, institutions and other places/things set aside for people of different races, these were supposed to be equal in services and opportunities
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1
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a tax that all adults had to pay in order to vote
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3
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a law passed to help some poor whites be allowed to vote
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6
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a political party that came about to represent the common man's interests
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10
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give official permission or approval, impose a penalty
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11
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the current state of things, the way things are at a particular point in time
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13
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famous SC law maker who did not believe African Americans should be allowed to vote
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14
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give support to a person or cause, bring in line with interests
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