Post-World War I Marked a Shift in Disability Policy from a Moral

question 44

True/False

Post-World War I marked a shift in disability policy from a moral or control approach to a rehabilitation approach.

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Definitions:

Civil Rights Organizers

Individuals or groups actively involved in the campaign for the legal and social equality of all people, particularly in the context of eliminating racial discrimination.

Felony Convictions

Legal judgments where an individual is found guilty of a felony, a serious crime traditionally punishable by death or incarceration for more than one year.

Civil Rights Movement

A historical socio-political movement in the United States, primarily during the 1950s and 1960s, aimed at ending racial discrimination and securing legal rights for African Americans.

Voter Discrimination

Practices or policies that prevent or discourage certain groups of people from voting.