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Understanding Key Social Concepts: Pacifism, Abolition, Prejudice, and More

This resource delves into essential social concepts such as pacifism, abolitionism, and prejudice, providing clear definitions and the importance of understanding these terms. By exploring the meanings of words like intimidating, humiliating, and befriending, we encourage critical thinking and awareness of complex social issues. The entries also cover related terms like manacles, handbills, and the Constitution, highlighting their historical and contemporary significance. Learn how these concepts impact society and foster discussions about rights, privileges, and the pursuit of justice.

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Understanding Key Social Concepts: Pacifism, Abolition, Prejudice, and More

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  2. Pacifist: one who opposes war or violence KNOW HOW TO SPELL THIS WORD

  3. Abolitionist: one who works to get rid of slavery KNOW HOW TO SPELL THIS WORD

  4. Prejudice: to judge someone before having all the facts KNOW HOW TO SPELL THIS WORD

  5. Intimidate: to fill with fear KNOW HOW TO SPELL THIS WORD

  6. Humiliate: to lower the self respect of another KNOW HOW TO SPELL THIS WORD

  7. Befriend: to behave as a friend

  8. Suspicion: the act of doubting someone without proof

  9. Manacles: handcuffs

  10. Manhattan: a borough of NYC

  11. Handbill: a flier distributed by hand

  12. Constitution: document setting up the laws of a government

  13. Prohibit: to forbid

  14. Fugitive: to runaway from the law

  15. Privilege: a special right or advantage

  16. Compromise:settlement of differences where both sides give up a little

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