WW 10.4

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What does the term 'perverse' mean in the context of behavior?

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'Perverse' refers to behavior that is contrary to what is considered morally right or good; it often implies a deliberate desire to behave in a way that is harmful or wrong.

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What does it mean to 'ingratiate' oneself?

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To 'ingratiate' oneself means to gain favor or approval from someone through flattery, compliments, or other sycophantic behavior.

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Who are some key figures in the Civil Rights Movement?

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Key figures in the Civil Rights Movement include Fannie Lou Hamer, Martin Luther King Jr., and John Lewis.

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What does 'chary' mean when describing someone's attitude?

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'Chary' means being cautious or wary about taking risks or making decisions, often due to concern about potential negative outcomes.

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What does 'decrepit' describe when referring to an object?

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'Decrepit' describes something that is worn out, weakened, or in a state of disrepair, often due to age or neglect.

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What is the significance of a 'pantheon' in a historical context?

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A 'pantheon' refers to a group of particularly respected, famous, or important individuals in a particular field or movement, often used to denote those who have made significant contributions.

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How can one demonstrate authenticity in their actions?

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Demonstrating authenticity involves being genuine, honest, and true to oneself, rather than trying to manipulate others' perceptions through insincere actions.

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What are some characteristics of a 'decrepit' piece of furniture?

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Characteristics of a 'decrepit' piece of furniture may include physical damage, such as chipped surfaces, instability, and overall poor condition.

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In what ways can being 'chary' affect decision-making?

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Being 'chary' can lead to more cautious decision-making, potentially preventing hasty choices but also possibly resulting in missed opportunities.

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What role did Fannie Lou Hamer play in the Civil Rights Movement?

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Fannie Lou Hamer was a civil rights activist known for her work in voter registration and her powerful speeches advocating for racial equality.