Across
- 3. to remove or get rid of
- 4. a practice or policy of segregating or discriminating against Black people, as in public places, public vehicles, or employment
- 8. used selfishly by someone for their own profits
- 9. a person who believes in or advocates the superiority of a particular group
- 11. not by one's own choice
- 12. maintained at the public expense and under public control
- 13. a choice
- 15. idle people without visible means of support
- 18. denied the right to vote
- 19. a job or task done or to be done
- 22. the ability to read and write
- 23. a system of laws, rules, or regulations
- 24. people who exhibit compassion for someone in trouble
- 25. to produce widespread fear through acts of violence
Down
- 1. to separate
- 2. to put an end to an activity
- 5. a person proven or declared guilty of an offense
- 6. easily seen, recognized, or understood
- 7. to favor for or against a person
- 10. forced
- 14. the place where votes are taken
- 16. anything that supplies a need, want, favor, convenience
- 17. violation or breaking a social or moral rules
- 20. a person who believes one's own group is superior; or a particular racial group is inferior to others
- 21. routine methods or procedures