Forcing a group of people to live separate from the majority is known as:

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Segregation is the act of forcing a group of people to live separately from the majority group based on their race, ethnicity, religion, or social status. This practice was widespread in the United States prior to the Civil Rights movement, where segregation was enforced through Jim Crow laws in the South. Segregation specifically refers to the act of separating a group of people from the majority, often based on race or ethnicity. The other choices do not fit this definition as closely.

Forcing a Group of People to Live Separate from the Majority