1	heterogeneous		_____	a description of the mixture within the American population
2	immigrant		_____	used initially used against African Americans to legally segregate
3	reservations		_____	the process by which one group is brought into mainstream society
4	refugee		_____	requiring a certain number to offset discriminatory practices of the past
5	Assimilation		_____	legal process where aliens are required to leave the U.S.
6	segregation		_____	legal process by which one becomes a citizen after birth
7	Jim Crow Laws		_____	discrimination against the majority group (tends to be white males)
8	separate-but-equal doctrine		_____	upheld by the Plessy v. Ferguson decision of 1896
9	integration		_____	segregation by practice or custom (All white neighborhoods created by realtors)
10	de jure segregation		_____	requires employers to take positive steps towards remedying past discriminations like only hiring white men
11	de facto segregation		_____	immigrant who seeks protection from dangers like war or persecution
12	affirmative action		_____	when a court determines someone loses citizenship through fraud or deception
13	quotas		_____	law of the blood; circumstances in which a child is born abroad by U.S. citizen(s)
14	reverse discrimination		_____	separation of groups
15	citizen		_____	people admitted into this country
16	jus soli		_____	public lands set aside by the government for Native American use
17	jus sanguinis		_____	segregation by law (all-black schools in Jim Crow South)
18	naturalization		_____	when one culture merges into another to become a part of it
19	alien		_____	owes allegiance to the United States and is entitled to its protections
20	expatriation		_____	citizen or national of a foreign state
21	denaturalization		_____	when someone loses citizenship
22	deportation		_____	law of the soil; citizenship based on being born in the U.S. or U.S. jurisdictions