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Benjamin Banneker's "Letter to Jefferson" Vocabulary

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The peasants became fed up with the tyranny of their king and staged a revolt.

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2.

The pressure the detectives exerted on the suspect got him to eventually give a confession.

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3.

Frederick Douglas spent the early years of his life in servitude before eventually escaping from slavery and then working to abolish it.

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4.

The captured P.O.W.s demonstrated a great amount of fortitude as they refused to give their enemy interrogators any information about their mission.

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5.

Once when I had been back-country camping and hiking for two days, I was really craving a soda, when I suddenly spied an unopened Dr. Pepper under a bench by a lake. Was it providential or just coincidental?

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6.

After he rose to his position of power, he refused to acknowledge the humble beginnings from which he came and the people who had helped him to the top.

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7.

) The parents were filled with apprehension when the bus returning from the field trip was two hours late.

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8.

Looking at the plate of “mystery meat,” the kids were not able to hide their looks of abhorrence.

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9.

After the storms came through, there was no way the elderly couple would have been able to clean up their yard without the invaluable help of their neighbors.

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10.

The couple repaid their neighbors’ benevolence by baking cookies for everyone.

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11.

After years of British oppression, the colonists decided to declare their independence in 1776.

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12.

You were professedly opposed to tattoos, so what is that fresh ink pattern on your arm?

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13.

Detested by his employees, there was no going away party for the manager when he left.

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14.

I had successfully weaned myself from sodas—and then the pandemic lockdown came.

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15.

From the time she was a child, she had imbibed from her parents the belief that all people really are created equal.

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