| A | B |
|---|
| slavery | NOUN - the condition when some people are owned by other people and work without pay |
| suffer | VERB - to experience something negative, like pain, sickness, or a bad situation |
| discrimination | NOUN - treating one group of people differently in an unfair way |
| instead of | ADVERB - in the place of someone or something else |
| crowded | ADJ - full of people |
| refuse | VERB - to say that you WON'T do something |
| allowed | ADJ - permitted; okay to do |
| equality | NOUN - the situation of having the same rights and opportunities as other people |
| illegal | ADJ - not legal |
| tragedy | NOUN - a very sad or terrible event, especially when people die |
| right | something you are allowed to do or have according to the law |
| case | a situation that exists |
| segregation | separating people by race, religion, skin color, sex, etc. |
| especially | particularly |
| profession | a job that needs special education or training |
| minister | a religious leader in a church |
| league | a group of sports teams that play against each other |
| reserve | plan or arrange a seat, a hotel room, or another place |
| order someone to do something | command; tell someone to do something |
| arrest | take someone away because he/she is accused of a crime |
| put an end to something | IDIOM - stop something that is harmful or not acceptable |
| inferior | low quality; not as good as other things |
| as a result of something | because of something; for this reason |
| Supreme Court | the most important court in the U.S. |
| outlaw | to make something illegal |
| pass a law | vote to accept a new law |
| boycott | refuse to buy or use something as a way of protesting |
| Nobel Peace Prize | a very important international award given to people who change the world in a peaceful way |
| create | make |
| occur | happen |
