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| afro |
a hair style of African peoples where the hair grows naturally with no chemicals in it | ![]() |
| Apollo Theater |
a music hall in Harlem, NY noted for African American performers | ![]() |
| civil rights |
political
rights that protect the rights of individuals against
governments, organizations and private individuals, and makes sure that
individuals participate freely in the civil and
political life of the state. | |
| confident |
being sure about you can do; bold | |
| concerned |
troubled or anxious; a little worried | |
| Dr. Phil |
American TV talk show host | ![]() |
| famous |
well-known; notable | |
| hail |
a greeting or salutation of welcome | |
| historic |
something well-known or important, that we remember from our past | |
| imagine |
to think about something, make a picture of it in your mind | |
| Harlem |
a place in New York City, in the North East part of Manhattan | ![]() |
| Jesse Jackson |
U.S. Baptist Church minister and civil rights and political activist | ![]() |
| John Wayne |
U.S. film actor who died in 1979; famous for acting in Westerns | ![]() |
| neighborhood |
a number of people living near one another in a place | |
| San Diego |
a seaport in California | ![]() |
| sight |
something seen or worth seeing | |
| skinny |
very thin | |
| Statue of Liberty |
a large copper statue, on Liberty Island, in New York harbor, showing a woman holding a burning torch | ![]() |
| unsure |
low in confidence, not certain | |
| White House |
the official residence fo the president of the United States, in Washington D.C.; also called the Executive Mansion | ![]() |
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