Chapter 15 Vocabulary Flashcards

1
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Acquired

A

To obtain

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2
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Manifest destiny

A

the belief popular in the United States in the 1800s that the country must expand its boundaries to the Pacific Ocean.

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3
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Joint resolution

A

a statement passed by both houses of a legislature that has the force of law

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4
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Ratify

A

To approve formally

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5
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Despite

A

Regardless of

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6
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Simular

A

Alike

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7
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Nativism

A

biased toward or favoring the interests of native-born American citizens

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8
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Participate

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To take part in a activity

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9
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Reservation

A

land set aside for Native Americans

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10
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Repairation

A

payment for damages and suffering

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11
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Envoy

A

a person who is sent by one government to represent it in dealing with another government

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12
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Revised

A

To change a text

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13
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Armistance

A

A temporary end to fighting

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14
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Abandon

A

To leave and never return

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15
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Obtain

A

to gain or get something, usually by effort

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16
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Census

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an official count of the people living in an area

17
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Shifted

A

to move or cause something to be moved to a different place

18
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Antebellum

A

referring to the decades before the Civil War