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| freedoms to think and act without government interference or fear of unfair leagal treatment |
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| the banning of printed materials or films to alarming or offence ideas |
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| spoken untruths that are harmful to someones reputation |
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| a formal request for government action |
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| written untruths that are harmful to someones reputation |
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| a formal change by a grand jury |
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| a group of citizens that decides whether there is sufficient to accuse domeone of a crime |
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| following establishede legal procedures |
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| sum oof money used as a security deposite to enstue that an accused person returns for his or her trial |
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| unfair treatment based on prejudice ageinst a certain group |
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| the social seperation between the races |
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| the rights od full citenzenship and equality under the law |
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| singling out an individual as a suspect due to their appearence |
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| they opposed the wae in Vietnam(wanted to end war) |
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| equal rights for all genders mostlly in jobs, ownership, & just how women are stereotyped. |
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| used differnt types of music to enspire change |
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| full citzenship and equality for all minority groups |
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