1. Friday
1/25/2013
1. Extra credit journal
sharing
2. Vocabulary #6 List
3. Cinnamon synonyms
4. Mini essays with
vocabulary words

2. 1. What would life be
The Rearview
like as an African
Mirror American living during
the Civil Rights
Movement?
2. What would life be
like as a Caucasian
living during that time?
3. If you had a
choice, which would you
rather be? Why?

3. The Civil Rights
Movement
aimed to
obliterate
racial
discrimination
and
segregation in
America.

4. 1.) Obliterate (v.)
to remove from
-
existence; to destroy

5. How humble
we must feel
to live in a
world of
equality.

6. 2.) Humble (adj.)- not proud or arrogant;
modest

7. It takes a
special person
with a lot of
charisma and
flair to share an
effective
speech.

8. 3.) Charisma (n.)- a special magnetic charm
or appeal
VS

9. The time of
the Civil Rights
Movement
was a time of
great helter-
skelter and
violence.

10. 4.) Helter Skelter (adv.)- turmoil;
disorderly confusion; getting in the way

11. Even after
being arrested
and
beaten, Rosa
Parks
recuperated
and fought for
Civil Rights.

12. 5.) Recuperate (v.)- to get back up; regain

13. When
protesters
became
inebriated, the
alcohol made
them violent.

14. 6.) Inebriated (adj.)- confused from
alcohol consumption

15. During the Civil
Rights
Movement, Afri
can Americans
were
scrutinized out
of
discrimination.

16. 7.) Scrutinize (v.)- to examine closely

17. There is still a
lot of racism
today and it
leads to fights
and arguments
between
people.

18. 8.) Racism (n.)- deeply rooted prejudice in
which one race feels superior than the
other

19. The Civil Rights
Act aimed to
end
segregation
and bring
people together
instead.

20. 9.) Segregate (v.)- separating one group
of people from another

21. Because of
racial
discrimination,
there were a lot
of hate crimes
between Blacks
and Whites.

22. 10.) Hate Crime (n.)- a crime of
violence, property damage, or threat
against another race

23. African
Americans
often became
scapegoats for
crimes they did
not commit.

24. 11.) Scapegoat (n.)- an individual or
group unfairly blamed for problems not of
their making

25. After the Civil
Rights Act was
passed, everyo
ne was
expected to
practice
tolerance to
get along.

26. 12.) Tolerance (n.)- a fair attitude toward
those whose opinions and practices differ
from one’s own

27. Schools were
practicing
integration of
Blacks and
Whites in the
same
classroom.

28. 13.) Integration (n.)- the end of
segregation and bringing equality
between communities

29. Sometimes, wit
hout knowing
it, we can be
prejudice
toward each
other.

30. 14.) Prejudice (n.)- judging a group
unfavorable without knowing much about
its members

31. Our Civil
Rights protect
us from being
prejudiced
against.

32. 15.) Civil Rights (n.)- the rights
guaranteed by a government to protect
people against unjust acts

33. 1. Obliterate (v.)- to remove from existence
2. Humble (adj.)- not proud or arrogant
3. Charisma (n.)- a special magnetic appeal or charm
4. Helter Skelter (adv.)- turmoil, chaos
5. Recuperate (v.)- to get back up; regain; heal
6. Inebriated (adj)- confused from alcohol consumption
7. Scrutinize (v.)- to examine closely
8. Racism (n.)- deeply rooted prejudice
9. Segregation (n.)- separating one group or people from
another
10. Hate Crime (n.)- a crime of violence
11. Scapegoat (n.)- to be unfairly blamed for another’s crime
12. Tolerance (n.)- attitude that even if you don’t like each
other, you have to get along
13. Integration (n.)- the end of segregation and bringing equality
to communities
14. Prejudice (n.)- judgment of others based on race or culture
15. Civil Rights (n.)- rights guaranteed by the government that
protect you from unjust acts

34. Let’s Play
Backs to the Wall!

35. Segregation
Leave out
Separate
Sides
Race
Culture

36. Civil Rights
Rules
Laws
Protect
Racism
Prejudice

37. Charisma
Flair
Special
Excited
Charming
Shine

38. Helter-Skelter
Confusion
Violent
Disorder
Turmoil
Getting in the way

39. Charisma
Flair
Special
Excited
Charming
Shine

40. Inebriated
Alcohol
Drink
Violent
Bar
Fights

41. Obliterate
Destroy
Blow up
Erase
Get rid of
Throw away

42. Racism
Prejudice
Judgment
Better than
Less than
White vs Black

43. Humble
Not proud
Arrogant
Show off
Conceited
Quiet

44. Tolerance
Get along
Put up with respectfully
Truce
Peace
Together

45. Hate Crime
Violent
Fight
Hurt
Racial
Discrimination

46. Scapegoat
Blame
Wrong person
Crime
Commit
Didn’t

47. Recuperate
Get back up
Regain
Restore
Strong
Won’t back down