| 1._________________ |
Yolanda
Highsmith operated a newspaper for the African-American community
in a large city. In her newspaper, she often criticized the
mayor and city council.
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| 2._________________ |
Rick Jackson stood in front of an oil company’s office. He held
a sign that said “Don’t buy oil from polluters.” |
| 3._________________ |
Twenty-two high school students met in the park across from
school to protest the firing of the basketball coach. |
| 4._________________ |
Roland
and Marybeth wore black armbands to school to show support for
political prisoners in South Africa. |
| 5._________________ |
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart taught their three children at home because
their church does not approve of public education. |
| 6._________________ |
Jack and Maria refused to bow their heads during the prayer
that began a session of the state legislature. |
| 7._________________ |
Li Chen went from door to door, asking people to write letters
to the president protesting government policies concerning the
homeless. |
| 8._________________ |
Kendall and Roxie printed and handed out fliers describing the
unfair hiring practices of a local business. |
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9._________________
BACK
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Rachel
and LaTisha used the Internet at their public library to do
research for a class assignment on the way the federal government
works.
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