Discrimination, Immigration, and Criminal Justice
Across
- 2. an example of a status offense
- 7. founder of Black Lives Matter
- 9. a person who has committed a criminal act but has not yet reached his or her 21st birthday
- 10. the century that the United States started to argue that crime should be measured by its severity
- 11. Plessy v Ferguson legalized this
- 12. the first known housing of inmates in colonial America
- 13. the type of justice that focuses on fixing the harm done to victims and their communities
- 16. her goal was to make jails and institutions more humane
- 17. The ___ and Sedition Act of 1798; first deportation act
- 18. the amendment that created a positive shift for African Americans
- 19. contributed to the lethal violence in the 1920s
- 20. this island opened in 1892 as a place for incoming immigrants to check in
Down
- 1. discriminated against in 1816, churches were burned
- 3. the place where the first institution for juveniles opened
- 4. The ___ Act of 1790
- 5. The Path to ___; allow immigrants to be a part of society
- 6. type of security that increased in 2002
- 8. a prisoner who received a life without parole sentence and now has the chance to be released
- 14. first thought of the idea of probation
- 15. state that recently passed a bill on children in solitary confinement
- 16. coined the term "double consciousness"