| A | B |
| arrogant | showing too much pride in oneself |
| boycott | join others in refusing to deal with a person or group |
| campaign | series of actions to accomplish a goal |
| ceremony | formal event to honor a special occasion |
| custody | control over and responsibility for care or in jail |
| degrade | to bring shame or disgrace upon |
| detain | to stop or hold or keep from going on |
| extend | reach out, offer, make longer, stretch or lie |
| integrate | unite into a whole, especially to end separation of races |
| segregate | keep separate or apart |
| supreme | highest rank or position or of greatest importance |
| triumph | a noteworthy success, the joy winning brings or to win |
| vacate | to make empty, as by leaving |
| verdict | decision reached at the end of a trial, a judgement or opinion |
| violate | to break, as a law or promise, to treat in a disrespectful way |