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'''Segregation''' means to separate groups of people based on race or cultural differances. Segregation can be forced or self-imposed.
 
'''Segregation''' means to separate groups of people based on race or cultural differances. Segregation can be forced or self-imposed.
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In the southern [[United States]], the policy was created by state governments after the end of [[Reconstruction]] and the reemergence of the [[Democratic party]] after 1876. The Democratic party has been known ever since as the party of segregation.  
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In the southern [[United States]], the policy was created by state governments at the end of [[Reconstruction]] and the reemergence of the [[Democratic party]] after 1876. The Democratic party has been known ever since as the party of segregation.  
    
[[Woodrow Wilson]], the second Democrat president after the [[Civil War]], introduced segregation into the United States government [[Civil service system|Civil Service]], requiring separate bathrooms and cafaterias in federal buildings and installations throughout the land, including Northern and Western states which had fought for the Union and existed without laws requiring segregation of the races. US [[military]] training and units also were segregated.
 
[[Woodrow Wilson]], the second Democrat president after the [[Civil War]], introduced segregation into the United States government [[Civil service system|Civil Service]], requiring separate bathrooms and cafaterias in federal buildings and installations throughout the land, including Northern and Western states which had fought for the Union and existed without laws requiring segregation of the races. US [[military]] training and units also were segregated.
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