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Vocabulary Test: purplehipposWords:Epidemic, Parable, Epidermis, Paradigm, Epilogue, Parallel, Intercede, Paralysis, Interim, Paraphrase
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Vocabulary Test: Their eyes were watching God VocabWords:Compelling , Cowed , Defilement , Delirium , Desolation, Disposition, Expound, Immensity, Incredulous, Indifference, Jurisdiction, Lacerating , Languished, Malice , Menial, Pacifying, Pelting , Predecessor , Reaping , Saunter , Shiftless , Sullen, Transient , Turbulent , Variance
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Vocabulary Test: History Chapter 5Words:Texas capital, Kansas Capital, Oklahoma capital, triangular trade routes, whalers, town meeting, harvard, King Philips War, representative governments, New England Economy, Roger Williams , Metacomet, Connecticut River Valley, John Winthrop , Anne Hutchinson, Thomas Hooker, Wisconsin capital, expel, Massachusetts Colony, what was the main reason that the Puritans started the Massachus, How did New England colonists practice self-government?, Who led the Puritans from England to Massachusetts Bay in 1630?, Consent, In 1635 the leaders of the Massachusetts Colony voted to expel R, common, for which economic reason did most people first settle in the Co, industry, what was the major issue with King Phillips War?, naval stories, this person was the leader of the Wampanoag Indians who called f, In what way did the New England Colonies have representative gov, this person founded the settlement of Hartford, which became par, why did the whalers start going on longer whaling trips?, this person founded the settlement of Providence, which became p, which three places did the triangular trade routes connect?, this person led the second group of Puritans to New England and , this person led followers to an island near providence after bei, in what ways were the rhode island and Massachusetts colonies di, how did early slave trade affect both africans and english colon, how did the puritans try to make their settlements in the Massac, What are some responsibilities of colonial children in New Engla, How did people in the New England Colonies belong to a free-mark
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Vocabulary Test: Literary Genres and Elements Matching QuizWords:Literature, Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Drama, Plot, Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution, Theme, Setting, Character, Protagonist, Antagonist, Characterization, Dialogue, Description, Thoughts and Feelings, Action, Conflict, Character vs. Nature, Character vs. Character, Character vs. Society, Character vs. Self
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Vocabulary Test: History Midterm Chp. 23 Words:General MacArthur, Bataan Death March , Mao Zedong, Atlantic Charter , Jiang Jieshi, Manchurian Incident, Blackshirts, Joseph Stalin , Allies , Nazism, Collective Farming, Benito Mussolini, Min Kampf , Battle of Coral Sea, Francisco Franco, Neutrality, Lend-Lease-Act, Axis, Appeasement , Kaiser, Island Hopping, Declaration of War, Neville Chamberlain, Battle of Dunkirk, Resistance, Winston Chuchill, Adolf Hitler, Battle of Britain, Blitzgreig, Fascism , Hideki Tojo, Totalitarian , Office of War Mobilization, Selective Training and Service Act, Liberty Ships, Nonaggression Pact, Ford
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Vocabulary Test: History Midterm Chp. 21Words:Hoover Blankets, Hobo Symbols, Causes of Depression, Hoovervilles, Isolation, Dust Bowl, Speculation, Election 1932, Hoover, Disarmament, Bonus Army, Hawley-Smoot Tariff
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Vocabulary Test: History Midterm Chp. 24Words:Battle of Midway, 442nd regimental combat team, Nuremberg trials, Geneva conference, Strategic bombing, Tuskegee airmen, Chester Nimitz, Universal declaration of human rights, Harry S Truman , Island hopping, Superpower, D – day , J Robert Oppenheimer, Albert Einstein , Kamikazes, Internment, Saturation bombing, Rationing, Yalta conference, GATT, Battles of the bulge , Manhattan project, OWI, Executive order 8802, A Philip Randolph, Unconditional surrender , George S Patton Junior , Dwight D Eisenhower
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Vocabulary Test: History Midterm Chp. 20Words:Charles Lindburgh, National origins act of 1924, Buying on credit – or installment buying, Roaring 20s, Nativism, Economy of the 1920s, Assembly line , Consumer economy , Police strike , Teapot Dome scandal , Kellogg – Briand pact , Automobile Industry-, Harding's and Coolidge's foreign-policy , Buying on margin
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Vocabulary Test: History chptr 11Words:Wizard of Oz, Obama, George W Bush, Alfred Smith, Black Tuesday, soup kitchens, Hoover blankets, hoovervilles, foreclosed, soap opera, national credit corporation, Mac Arthur, spectrum, wild boys, wood, George O'keif, speculators, okies, hoboes, hoover dams, steinbeck, direct relief, dole, budget defeciency, bull market, installment plan, snow white, borrowed money, vivian lee, fed gov gave out direct relief, provided loans to business, hawley smoot tariff, bail out loans to business, jimmy stewart, nebraska, groucho marx, Haddie McDaniel, animal crackers, Roman Catholic, republican got credit
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Vocabulary Test: History Midterm Chp. 19Words:John J.Pershing, Militarism , George Creel , Treaty of Versailles , George Clemenceau, Armisitce, League of Nations, Red Scare, Lusitania, Central Powers, Stalemate , Vittorio Orlando, David Lloyd George, Zepplin, Hoover, Sacco and Vanzetti, Rationing, Zimmerman Note, Allies, Propaganda, Liberty Loans, U-Boats, Russian Revolution, Daylight Savings, Sedition Act
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Vocabulary Test: History StudyWords:Belief in laissez-faire system of government, Sensational reporting, Area controlled by foreign nation for economic purposes, roosevelt corollary was an extension to, Use of economic aid vs military force to achieve foreign policy , belief in superiority of white, christian, U.S. battle ship sunk in havana cuba, T.Roosevelt's use of force to achieve foreign policy goals, leading cause of death in spanish american war, root cause of ww1, triple alliance (central powers)members, Tripple entente, British Luxury ship sunk by germany, western front, Eastern front, Style of ground warfare in WW1, Treaty that ended WW1, economic policy of noninvolvement/ who benefited, symbol of the 1920's, unconventional women of the 1920's, mass media convinced people that, 1920 mass media technology that standardized american culture, Scopes trial centered on debate between, 4 causes of the great depression, hoovers philosophy for battling the great depression, music style of 30s, bull vs bear market, recession vs depression, runs to withdraw money from the banks, area in the mid west u.s. hit by series of droughts in the 30s, government spending exceeds revenue, FDRs attempt at this angeredAmericans as it upset the system of , Goals of the new deal, new deal program that provided relief for elderly and unemployed, leader of italy, leader f USSR, leader of Germany, leader of UK, belief in right wing conservative strong central government head, any information used to influence people thinking and actions, Massive killing of Jews and others by Nazi Germany, December 7, 1941 event that drew US into WW2, US president at beginning, US president at end of WW2, rapid surprise german attack, Secret US project to build an atomic bomb 2 cities bombs were dr, June 1944 D-Day invasion happened where, U.S. method used to approach Japan
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Vocabulary Test: Nothing but the TruthWords:strategy, gallantly, portrayal, facilitate, entice, ambition, steadfast, stamina, vital, vigilant, municipal, potential, theoretical, intensive, uptight
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Vocabulary Test: PHIL3Words:Upanishad, Torah, unequivocal, sentiment, lamentation, altruism, posthumous, prerogative, utilitarianism, cloistered
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Vocabulary Test: U.S History Match Up Words:Anti-Federalist , Farewell Warning , Xyz Affair , Andrew Jackson , Purtians , House of Burgesses , Confederacy, Thomas Stonewall Jackson , Robert E. Lee , Ulysses S. Grant , Anaconda Plan , Wounded Knee, Compromise of 1850 , Dawes Act , Sod House , Boston Tea Party
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Vocabulary Test: Academic VocabularyWords:Approach, Assess, Assume, Available, Benefit, Context, Contract, Establish, Indicate, Individual, Proceed, Require, Role, Section, Significant, Similar, Source, Specific, Structure, Achieve, Acquire, Administrate, Affect, Appropriate, Aspect, Assist, Complex, Consequent, Design, Focus, Injure, Institute, Maintain, Normal, Obtain, Participate, Perceive, Potential, Primary, Relevant, Reside, Restrict, Secure, Select, Alternative, Circumstance, Compensate, Consent, Considerable, Coordinate, Constrain, Demonstrate, Emphasis, Ensure, Exclude, Illustrate, Imply, Initial, Instance, Justify, Maximize, Minor, Publish, React, Register, Scheme, Specify, Sufficient, Adequacy, Apparent, Attitude, Attribute, Confer, Despite, Emerge, Internal, Obvious, Option, Professional, Principal, Retain, Subsequent, Stress, Summary
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Vocabulary Test: Week 1 VocabularyWords:Standard Form, Period, Expanded Form, Word Form, Place Value, Estimate, Distance, Exact Amount, Unknown Amount, Reasonable Estimate, Justify, Base Ten Numeration System, Equivalent Fraction, Lowest term, Decimal point
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Vocabulary Test: Team MoonWords:Random, Option, Presumably, Impending, Hovering, Likelihood, Lunar, Unpredictability, Perilous, Ascent
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Vocabulary Test: testWords:Association, Controversial, Fruitless, Inflict, Malignant, Exterior, Flourish, Indirect
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Vocabulary Test: Test 10, Quarter 3Words:benevolent, amicable, feasible, holocaust, grimace, impetus, jeopardy, meticulous, nostalgia, tepid
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Vocabulary Test: Human Body Vocabulary TestWords:Arteries, Heart, Blood, Veins, Blood Vessels, Capillaries, Gallbladder, Esophagus, Large Intestine, Mouth, Stomach, Liver
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Vocabulary Test: JordanFWords:benevolent, amicable, feasible, holocaust, grimace, impetus, jeopardy, meticulous, nostalgia, tepid
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Vocabulary Test: English 10 BriWords:Benevolent, Amicable, Feasible, Holocaust, Grimace, Impetus, Jeopardy, Meticulous, Nostalgia, Tepid
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Vocabulary Test: Matt's Vocab Ten Words:benevolent, amicable , feasible , holocaust , grimace , impetus , jeopardy , meticulous , nostalgia , tepid
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Vocabulary Test: speaking testWords:bigwan, dictionary, apple, wee man, mattress, g, t, tagz, toilet paper, down, bottle of wine, flare, weewan, couch, happnin, johnny, cars, lennon , sausage, shapnin
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Vocabulary Test: Social Studies Ch 5 VocabularyWords:maritime, capital, monarchy, nationalism, circumnavigate, landmass, Royal Fifth, ally, conquistador, isthmus, civil war, treason, settlement, colonization
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Vocabulary Test: vocap test 24Words:clamber, perennial, acclaim, influential, incalculable, affirmation, affected, priority, prominence, circumscribe
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Vocabulary Test: Vocabulary 16Words:buoyant, enervate, incorrigible, inexorable, irrefutable, marred, parochial, partisan, pique, satirical
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