Delivering Justice

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What was significant about Savannah's boycott compared to others in the United States?

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It was the first southern city to declare all its citizens equal.

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What does it mean for black people to be segregated from whites?

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It means they were kept apart and not allowed to mix in public spaces.

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What promise did Westley make to himself?

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He promised to fulfill his grandma's prayers.

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What does the word 'fulfill' mean?

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To do what is required.

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In what year was Westley working as a mailman?

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1949.

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What is the historical context of segregation in the United States?

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Segregation was a system of institutionalized racial separation that existed primarily in the southern United States.

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What role did boycotts play in the civil rights movement?

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Boycotts were used as a nonviolent method to protest against racial discrimination and to demand equal rights.

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Who was Westley in the context of the civil rights movement?

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Westley is a character who represents the struggles and aspirations of African Americans during the civil rights era.

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What impact did the declaration of equality in Savannah have on the civil rights movement?

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It served as a significant milestone and inspiration for other movements across the South.

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What are some examples of public spaces that were segregated?

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Examples include schools, restaurants, public transportation, and parks.