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| murder of accused person by a mob without a lawful trial |
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| laws that segregated white and colored |
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| exempted men from certain restrictions if they or their ancestors had voted in the past |
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| process by which people of one culture become part of another culture |
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| printed material advertising a wide range of goods that could be purchased by mail |
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| music that shift accents over a steady beat |
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| type of inexpensive variety show |
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| exaggerated stories that were exaggerated to create more excitement, drama, and readers |
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| people who give donations to worthy causes |
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| ability to read and write |
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| special fee that must be paid before a person was permitted to vote |
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| frequently wrote about rags to riches |
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| organized the game of basketball |
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| Manuel Jackson real name and known story |
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| Samuel Clemens; Huckleberry Finn |
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| Who invented the Phonograph |
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| separation of race by common practices |
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