| A | B |
|---|
| LITERACY | ABILITY TO READ AND WRITE |
| ASSIMILATION | PEOPLE OF ONE CULTURE BECOME PART OF ANOTHER CULTURE |
| PHILANTHROPISTS | PEOPLE WHO GIVE DONATIONS TO WORTHY CAUSES |
| NIAGARA MOVEMENT | CALLED FOR AN END TO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION |
| BOOKER T. WASHINGTON | STRESSED VOCATIONAL SKILLS FOR AFRICAN-AMERICANS |
| W.E.B. DU BOIS | STRESSED PRIDE IN BOTH AFRICAN AND AMERICAN HERITAGES |
| VAUDEVILLE | POPULAR VARIETY SHOWS |
| BASEBALL | MOST POPULAR SPECTATOR SPORT IN THE LATE 1800'S |
| CINCINNATI REDS | FIRST PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL TEAM |
| YELLOW JOURNALISM | SENSATIONAL NEWS COVERAGE |
| MINSTREL SHOWS | WHITE ACTORS PERFORMED IN "BLACKFACE" |
| SPIRITUAL | AFRICAN-AMERICAN RELIGIOUS FOLK SONGS |
| RAGTIME | MUSIC FORM OF SCOTT JOPLIN |
| JAZZ | MUSIC FORM THAT BEGAN IN NEW ORLEANS |
| BLUES | SONGS OF SOUTHERN SHARECROPPERS |
| MARK TWAIN | AUTHOR OF TOM SAWYER AND HUCK FINN |
| POLL TAX | FEE PAID TO VOTE |
| GRANDFATHER CLAUSE | USED TO KEEP AFRICAN AMERICANS FROM VOTING |
| PLESSY V. FERGUSON | SEPARATE BUT EQUAL FACILITIES WERE ALLOWED |
| LYNCHING | MOB EXECUTION |
| JIM CROW | SYSTEM OF LEGAL SEGREGATION |
| NAACP | GROUP THAT WORKED FOR CIVIL RIGHTS FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS |
| DEPARTMENT STORES | CARRY A VARIETY OF GOODS |
| RURAL FREE DELIVERY | FREE MAIL SERVICE |
| MAIL ORDER CATALOG | MONTGOMERY WARD AND SEARS ROEBUCK |
