| A | B |
|---|
| Boycott | refusing to buy a product or good to protest. |
| cease-fire | an agreement to stop fighting |
| welfare | a program to give people assistance from the government |
| abolitionists | people who spoke out against slavery in the Civil War |
| Freedom Riders | people who tested the Supreme Court's decision to end segregation by riding whites- only buses |
| Debt | money that is owed to other people |
| Credit | money that is given to you that you have to pay back (sometimes with interest) |
| civil Rights | Rights that countries guarantee their citizens |
| secondary source | second-hand information |
| primary source | first hand information (they witnessed it) |
| sufferage | fight for women's right to vote |
| labor union | formed to protect the rights of workers |
| segregation | to separate on the basis of race |
| aviation | dealing with pilots and aircraft |
| urban | city |
| rural | country |
| suburbs | homes located in neighborhoods just outside of the city |
