Answer: Initiative vs. guilt
Explanation:
Initiative vs. guilt is the stage of Erickson's theory that defines that children starts to explore things and environment at this stage through interaction. Children try to play make up game,organizing activities, initiate interaction with other etc.
If these activities are suppressed by parents or any adult through criticism or anger then it transforms to guilt.
According to the situation in question,Lili is at the stage of initiative vs guilt where she is initiating the games in which she can play pilot, doctor , mother or teacher to explore their role.
A person who flees from justice
The Reconstruction Era (1865-1877) would be considered a failure because it fails to protect the rights of newly freed slaves. Even though the 13th (which gets rid of slavery), 14th amendment (states that people born in the US are automatically citizens), and 15th amendment (government can not stop a person from voting based on race) are passed in hopes of helping these citizens, southern states find ways to ensure that African-Americans do not have the rights promised to them by the federal government.
A perfect example of this would be the creation of the Ku Klux Klan. This organization of white supremacist use terror and physical violence to prevent African-Americans from voting. Law enforcement officials in the south often let this group cause physical harm to African-Americans without punishing them. Another example of this would be the creation of literacy tests and poll taxes. These obstacles made it more difficult for African-Americans to vote in elections. As you can see, the Reconstruction era truly failed to protect and help African-Americans.
The removal was a tragedy. Thousand of American Indians were forced to leave their homes, crops and everything they knew, and started an adaptation to a new environment west of the Mississippi River. During this removal, the Choctaws, Cherokees, Chickasaw, Creeks and Seminoles suffered from cholera, inadequate supplies, cold, starvation and exhaustion.