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foreign not from this country; from another country
, self-determination the right of people to choose their own form of
government; right of people to choose what they
want for their lives
abroad in other countries
unwilling not wanting to do something; reluctant
the draft being forced to join the army, navy, or air force
urge to encourage, persuade, or convince
1965 Voting Rights Act was an attempt to end voter suppression by ending
literacy tests and poll taxes that prohibited Black
people from voting. It allowed officers to register
voters.
voter suppression a strategy to influence the outcome [results] of an
election by discouraging or preventing [stopping]
people from exercising the right to vote
Vietnam War A prolonged war (1954-1975) between the
communist armies of North Vietnam who were
supported by the Chinese and the non-communist
armies of South Vietnam who were supported by
the United States.
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a person who draws cartoons
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1 cartoonist 2 foreign
3 abolitionists 4 the draft
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Terms in this set (34)
foreign not from this country; from another country
, self-determination the right of people to choose their own form of
government; right of people to choose what they
want for their lives
abroad in other countries
unwilling not wanting to do something; reluctant
the draft being forced to join the army, navy, or air force
urge to encourage, persuade, or convince
1965 Voting Rights Act was an attempt to end voter suppression by ending
literacy tests and poll taxes that prohibited Black
people from voting. It allowed officers to register
voters.
voter suppression a strategy to influence the outcome [results] of an
election by discouraging or preventing [stopping]
people from exercising the right to vote
Vietnam War A prolonged war (1954-1975) between the
communist armies of North Vietnam who were
supported by the Chinese and the non-communist
armies of South Vietnam who were supported by
the United States.
