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World 7.5 Vocab

7.5 Vocab! The last ones of the chapter!!!

61. fear: afraid of

62. law: a rule

63. assassinate: to kill someone in government

64. accurate: correct

65.retire: to be done with working

66. queen: a female ruler

67. emperor: a person who rules an empire; a king

68. declare: to make official

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7.4 Vocab

49. Mare Nostrum: Roman name for “our sea”

50. territory: A large area of land

51. taxes: Money that people pay to support the the government

52. senator: Person that is a member of a senate

53. riot: A noisy and sometimes deadly uprising

54. reform: To make something better with change

55. challenge: To question if something is right or wrong; to invite someone to fight

56. politician: A government leader; someone who runs for office

57. Triumvirate: Rule by three people

58. victory: a win

59. Loyal: staying with something

60. civil war: A war within one state or nation

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World History 7.3 Vocab

33. barrier: a wall or an obstacle

34. mighty: powerful

35. plank: a long, wide, flat piece of wood

36. ally: a friend; a country or person who helps

37. Carthage: area on the northern coast of Africa

38. Punic Wars: fight that lasted more than 100 years

39. Hannibal: a great Carthaginian soldier

40. invade: to take over

41. slavery: people that are as property

42. peace: friendship

43. Alps: mountain range in southern Europe

44. navy: army on the water

45. retreat: move back

46. burn: set fire

47. famine: a long time with no food

48. destroy: to damage

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7.2 Vocab

15. cruel: very mean and heartless

16. rebel: to go against the government

17. defeated: destroyed

18. republic: a government with representatives

19. representatives: people who speak and act for you

20. citizens: people who live in a country

21. elect: vote

22. consul: a leader

23. veto: to say no to a law

24. powerful: strong

25. dictator: a leader who has all the power

26. laws: rules

27. democracy: a government where all citizens are allowed to vote

28. merchants: people who buy and sell goods

29. laborers: people who work with their hands

30. farmers: people who grow crops

31. debts: money that is owed ديون

32. rights: things citizens should have

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World History 7.1 Vocab

1. Peninsula: land surrounded by water on 3 sides

2. legend: old story

3. founded: began

4. latium: a plain south of the Tiber River

5. plain: flat land

6. culture: the way a group of people live

7. Etruscans: a tribe who lived north of the Tiber

8. advanced: better than others, improved

9. sailors: people who travel on the sea

10. Rome: an ancient civilization that began in Italy and it is now the capital

11. Latins: people who lived South of the Tiber

12. Senate: a group of representatives

13. patricians: the high class of Roman society

14. plebians: the low class of Roman society

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3.2 World History Vocab

26. city-state: ancient cities where people lived

27. United: to bring a group together

28. kingdom: a country ruled by a king

29. spread: stretched

30. system: a way or method

31. translate: change one language to another language

32. borrow: to take

33. scribe: a person who can read and write

34. repair: fix something that is broken

35. route: a path or street to get somewhere

36. collapse: to become weak and fall

37. Arose: to stand and become strong

38. Feared: afraid

39. Powerful: Strong

40. Improve: make better

41. Stretch: make longer and bigger

42. trade: to buy and sell

43. develop: start

44. merchant: trader

45. reign (rain): rule or govern

46. code: a group of laws

47. collect: gather

48. Expect: to wait for something to happen

49. Cultural Diffusion: when a culture spreads from one place to another

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3.1 Vocab

New Chapter with new Vocab!

1. bank: the land near a river

2. Mesopotamia: the land between the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers

3. Tribe: a group of people who have similar culture and live together

4. dike: a long wall that keeps out the water

5. Canal: a man-made river used for irrigation and traveling

6. Military: army

7. temple: a place to worship

8. worship: pray

9. ziggurat: a pyramid with a temple inside of it

10. priest: a religious leader

11. citizen: a person who lives in a country legally

12. legal: lawful

13. illegal: not lawful or against the law

14. obey: to listen to what someone tells you to do

15. disobey: the opposite of obey

16. expensive: costs a lot of money

17. monotheistic: believing in only one god

18. polytheistic: believing in many gods

19. atheistic: not believing in god

20. crop: food that you grow in a farm

21. statue: a building to symbolize a person or god

22. symbol: something that stands for something else

23. sacrifice: to give a gift to a god

24. cuneiform: the written language of Sumerians

25.Invention: something that is made for the first time

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Announcement:

What a busy and great Monday! It was nice being back in my classroom for an entire school day!

Just a couple reminders…this Friday will have tests on:

— U.S. History: Chapter 19 (entire chapter and vocab)

— World History: Chapter 2 (entire chapter and vocab)

— Government: Chapter 1 (sections 1,2,4,5)

Please start preparing for these now and good luck!

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2.5 Vocab – Week of Oct. 16 — Know and study!

The following will be the final vocab for Ch. 2.  We will be testing at the end of the week! Good luck!

59. Dynasty: a family that rules a country for a long time.

60. Ruler: a person who rules a country

61. Palace: a place where a king and his family live.

62. temple: a place to pray

63. common people: the low class in society

64. nobles: people from the high class in society

65. scribe: a person who could read or write

66. symbol: something that stands for something else

67. spirit: soul

68. narrow: thin

69. ancestors: people from your family who lived before you and              died.

70. worship: pray

71. hut: a small, poor house

72. collapse: to become weak and fall

73. incline: to move up

74. decline: to move down

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New Monday-Friday routine

Hello everyone!

Starting next week, my class schedule will usually be as follows.

Monday– Vocab Monday (words for the week)

Tuesday– Text Tuesday (Read the material)

Wednesday– Write it Wednesday (Notes, Thinking Maps)

Thursday – Team Thursday (Student engagement activities)

Friday – Find out Friday (Summative assessment test/quiz)

 

Please see Mr. B for any questions!